secure secret sharing inside and outside the company

Share secrets safely—inside your company and beyond it.

Send passwords, API keys, files, and private requests through client-side encrypted links that expire by time or use. Your employees work from one secure workspace, and clients, vendors, contractors, and partners can participate through controlled links.

One secure workflow for every sensitive handoff

Give development, IT, support, and operations teams a controlled way to exchange temporary credentials while clients, vendors, contractors, and partners can participate without joining your workspace.

  • Inside your company
  • Outside your company
  • Through tools and agents

Four ways to share securely

Send, Request, Private Rooms, and Automation cover the main ways sensitive values move between people, teams, tools, and agents.

  • Send encrypted text or files
  • Request secrets from someone else
  • Use short-lived Private Rooms
  • Automate through API, CLI, and MCP-compatible workflows

Replace permanent messages with controlled access

A secret pasted into a message can remain in notifications, backups, search indexes, exports, and AI transcripts. Shhhs replaces that permanent message with a controlled encrypted handoff.

  • Decide when access ends
  • Limit how many times a secret may be opened
  • Add a separate access code when policy requires it
  • Delete the secret early when the task is complete
  • Keep external recipients outside your internal workspace

How Shhhs works

Create the secret, encrypt supported content on the client, share the link, and let the encrypted object become unavailable according to its configured lifecycle.

  • Create
  • Encrypt
  • Share
  • Expire

Team plans for operational work

Team plans are being updated while billing, entitlement, and workspace-seat gates are completed. Contact us for current options before planning a rollout.

  • Workspace review
  • API and request workflows
  • Current options by contact

Security you can inspect

Shhhs documents where encryption happens, what operational metadata exists, when objects expire, and which risks remain outside the product's control. We avoid absolute claims and publish only capabilities that can be verified.

  • Client-side encrypted
  • Expiring links
  • Secret content is not sent to AI systems

FAQ

Does every recipient need an account?

No. A person may open a secret or submit through a request link without using your inbox or joining your internal console, unless the sender's policy requires identity verification.

Are Team plans self-service right now?

Not yet. Team plans are being updated; contact us for current options.

Is Shhhs a password manager?

No. Shhhs is for temporary secret sharing. Use a password manager or secrets vault for long-term storage.

Can Shhhs work with scripts and AI-agent tools?

Supported plans can use API, CLI, and MCP-compatible workflows. Exact capabilities depend on the active plan and deployed integration version.