Burn-after-read encrypted notes, with the key kept in the link fragment and a CLI for terminal output
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Self-hosted alternatives to scrt.link
Scrt.link is a hosted service for sharing passwords, text and files as end-to-end encrypted links that are deleted after viewing. One listed app does its main job and runs in your own Cloudflare account.
Each answer comes from the app’s README and source code, compared with the features scrt.link describes on its own site.
scrt.link features, app by app
| Feature | binthere |
|---|---|
| End-to-end encryption with the key kept in the link | Yes |
| Optional password | Yes |
| Text, file and redirect secrets | Partly |
| Read receipts | No |
| API, CLI and browser extensions | Partly |
Burn-after-read encrypted notes, with the key kept in the link fragment and a CLI for terminal output
- What a scrt.link user would miss
- It offers one fixed expiry, no file secrets, no read receipts and no browser extension.
- Yes End-to-end encryption with the key kept in the link. AES-256-GCM in the browser, key after the # in the link.
- Yes Optional password. Optional password mixed into the key derivation.
- Partly Text, file and redirect secrets. Text only.
- No Read receipts. No notification feature.
- Partly API, CLI and browser extensions. HTTP API and npm CLI; no browser extension.
Sources:github.com/nxfu/binthere#readme