What is PrivdNote (in plain English)?
Updated · 5 min read
PrivdNote helps you share a short message privately with a one-time link. When the recipient opens it, the note is gone. That’s it — quick and simple.
Why people use it
- Send a Wi-Fi password to a guest without keeping it in chat history.
- Share a temporary link with a colleague for a quick task.
- Hand off a short code during support or on-call work.
How it works at a glance
- Write your message.
- Choose when it should expire (for example: after first read).
- Share the link. After it’s opened, the link won’t show the message again.
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Share a Private Note in 60 Seconds
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1) WriteType your short message. Keep it simple and clear.
2) Choose expiryClick Create Note, or configure options first to set an expiry time or add a passphrase.
3) ShareCopy the link and share it with your intended recipient.
That’s the full flow! Fast and friendly for everyday use.
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Popular Uses & Friendly Tips
Updated · 6 min read
Popular uses
- Guest Wi-Fi details, short codes, or a quick address.
- One-time links for files or dashboards that don’t need to stick around.
- Short messages you don’t want to live forever in a chat thread.
Friendly tips
- Pick a short expiry if you only need the note briefly.
- For peace of mind, set a passphrase and share it in a different app.
- Keep messages short and to the point for easy reading.
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FAQ
- What does “one-time” mean?
- The note is meant for a single view. After it’s opened, it won’t show the message again.
- Is this hard to use?
- No. Write, pick expiry, share the link. You’re done in under 5 seconds.
- Do I need an account?
- No account is required to create or read a note.
- Can I add extra peace of mind?
- Yes. Add a passphrase and share it separately (for example, link by chat, passphrase by text).
- Do you keep logs of my data?
- No. We don’t keep permanent logs of your notes. Once a note expires or is viewed, it’s gone for good.
- Is everything encrypted?
- Yes. Notes are encrypted in transit and stored encrypted until they expire. We can’t read them ourselves.
- How safe is it really?
- Your data is never stored in plain text, and nothing sticks around after expiry. Share the link, and when it’s gone, it’s gone. No history, no traces.