$ create message link
SHARE A PRIVATE MESSAGE
Write a message, create a link, and share it yourself. Your browser encrypts the text before it leaves your device. The message is available for 24 hours.
CREATE A MESSAGE LINK
An invitation code lets you create a message link. If someone gave you a code, paste it here. No wallet is needed to use it.
Need an invitation code?
Ask someone for a code, or create one with an eligible wallet.
CREATE INVITATION CODE
Required: at least 500000 ONION on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Connect your wallet, then sign a one-time message to prove you control it. The server checks your token balance. Signing does not transfer funds.
Choose 1–100 messages and 1–30 days, using whole numbers. This controls how long the invitation code can create new links. Each message link expires 24 hours after it is created.
0 / 16,384 bytes (16 KiB, UTF-8). Emoji can use several bytes.
3. Copy the link and share it yourself. The 24-hour expiry starts when the link is created.
How privacy and expiry work
The message is encrypted with AES-256-GCM in your browser. The server stores ciphertext (encrypted data). The decryption key stays after # in the link; that part is not sent with the message request.
Share the complete link only with people you trust. A recipient can save or forward the text. Expiry stops access through this service; it cannot erase saved copies or guarantee removal from every storage layer.
If someone gives you a link to an address ending in .onion, open it in Tor Browser.