Share API Keys & Secrets Securely in Chat

Never paste sensitive credentials directly into Discord, Slack, or Telegram. Use self-destructing links that disappear after one view—leaving no trace in chat history.

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Your secret will be encrypted and self-destruct after viewing.

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The Problem: Chat Apps Were Never Built for Secrets

When you paste an API key into Discord, Slack, or Telegram, you lose control. That message is now:

  • Stored indefinitely in servers you don't control
  • Searchable by anyone with channel access (present or future)
  • Forwardable to anyone with a single click
  • Impossible to revoke once sent

Platform-Specific Risks

Discord

Messages are stored indefinitely. Anyone with access to the channel can search for 'API key' and find credentials shared months ago.

Slack

Enterprise workspaces retain all message history. Admins can export data, and integrations may have broad access to channel content.

Telegram

Messages sync across all devices. Forwarding is instant. Once a secret is sent, you have zero control over where it ends up.

Why AI Agent Users Need This

The rise of AI assistants like OpenClaw, Claude, and ChatGPT has created a new security challenge: users need to share API keys and credentials for configuration, often in public support channels or team chats.

AI Assistants Need Keys

Tools like OpenClaw, Claude, and ChatGPT often require API keys for configuration. Pasting them in support channels or sharing with teammates creates permanent exposure.

Developer Workflows

Quickly sharing database credentials, OAuth tokens, or deployment keys with collaborators happens constantly. Chat apps are the default—but they're not secure.

Contractor & Team Access

Onboarding new team members or giving contractors temporary access? Sending credentials via email or chat leaves a trail that never disappears.

How SnapPwd Protects Your Secrets

1

Paste Your Secret

Enter your API key, password, or any sensitive credential into SnapPwd.

2

Get a Secure Link

We generate a one-time link that encrypts your secret client-side.

3

Share in Chat

Send the link via Discord, Slack, Telegram, or any messaging platform.

4

Auto-Destruct

Once viewed, the secret is permanently deleted. The link becomes useless.

Client-Side Encryption

Your secret is encrypted in your browser before it ever leaves your device. We never see your actual API key or password—only encrypted data that we cannot decrypt.

True Ephemeral Storage

Once your secret is viewed, it's permanently deleted from our servers. No backups, no archives, no recovery. The link becomes completely useless.

SnapPwd vs. Pasting in Chat

FeaturePaste in ChatSnapPwd Link
Permanent storage✓ Yes✗ No
Searchable history✓ Yes✗ No
Can be forwarded✓ Yes✗ No (one-time use)
Revokable after send✗ No✓ Yes
End-to-end encrypted✗ No✓ Yes

Stop Leaking Secrets in Chat

Next time you need to share an API key, password, or credential in Discord, Slack, or Telegram—use SnapPwd first. It takes 5 seconds and could save you from a security incident.