BurnMsg is a secure messaging service for sharing sensitive information. Send passwords, API keys, notes, and other confidential data using self-destructing messages that expire after being read or after a set time. Once expired, messages are permanently deleted. Fast, simple, and privacy-first, BurnMsg helps keep your secrets temporary.
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We built BurnMsg because sharing sensitive information online is still harder than it should be. Passwords, API keys, recovery codes, and confidential notes often end up sitting in email inboxes or chat histories long after they're needed, creating unnecessary security risks.
Our goal was to make secure sharing as simple as copying a link. With BurnMsg, messages can be encrypted, expire automatically after being read or after a set time, and are permanently deleted when they're no longer needed.
During development, we focused on keeping the experience fast and frictionless. No unnecessary complexity—just a clean interface that lets anyone securely share temporary information in seconds. Whether you're a developer, a business, or someone who values privacy, BurnMsg is designed to help keep sensitive data temporary instead of permanent.
We'd love your feedback on the product, features you'd like to see, and how we can make secure messaging even better.
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love the self-destruct idea, been waiting for something like this. one thing that would push it over the edge for me is letting me pick whether the recipient actually saw the message, like a read receipt plus a screenshot attempt alert if the recipient tried to capture it. would make it usable for sending actual secrets to clients instead of just notes to my own team.
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Finally tried BurnMsg for sharing an API key with a coworker and the self-destruct timer actually gave me peace of mind I did not know I needed. The whole thing felt fast and zero friction, no account required.
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Really clean setup, sent a test message and it actually wiped after the timer hit zero. The no-account-required angle is a nice touch for quick password shares.
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Tried sending an API key to a coworker and the self-destruct timer actually worked, which is rarer than it should be. The clean simple interface makes it feel less sketchy than most "secure" tools I've tested.
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Tried sending a password to myself and the self-destruct timer worked exactly as promised. Clean interface, no fuss, and I love that it doesn't even require an account for quick shares.
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tried it out and sent myself a test password - the self-destruct timer feels really clean, and i like that there's no signup wall blocking the way. would be nice to see a burn-now button for extra paranoid moments.
love the self-destruct idea, been waiting for something like this. one thing that would push it over the edge for me is letting me pick whether the recipient actually saw the message, like a read receipt plus a screenshot attempt alert if the recipient tried to capture it. would make it usable for sending actual secrets to clients instead of just notes to my own team.
Finally tried BurnMsg for sharing an API key with a coworker and the self-destruct timer actually gave me peace of mind I did not know I needed. The whole thing felt fast and zero friction, no account required.
Really clean setup, sent a test message and it actually wiped after the timer hit zero. The no-account-required angle is a nice touch for quick password shares.
Tried sending an API key to a coworker and the self-destruct timer actually worked, which is rarer than it should be. The clean simple interface makes it feel less sketchy than most "secure" tools I've tested.
Tried sending a password to myself and the self-destruct timer worked exactly as promised. Clean interface, no fuss, and I love that it doesn't even require an account for quick shares.
tried it out and sent myself a test password - the self-destruct timer feels really clean, and i like that there's no signup wall blocking the way. would be nice to see a burn-now button for extra paranoid moments.