sendenv.app

Sendenv

Sendenv shares secrets (environment variables, API keys) with client-side encryption, single-use links, and short expirations (1 hour default, options up to 24 hours).

sendenv.app

Sendenv

Sendenv — secure, one-time secret sharing

Securely share sensitive info with Sendenv. End-to-end encrypted for sharing env vars, API keys, and secrets.

Data Security Encryption Information Sharing API Management
Svelte Vercel

Key Topics

sendenv secret sharing end-to-end encryption single-use links env vars

Project Review

FAQ 3

Intro

Sendenv is a utility for securely sharing short-lived secrets such as environment variables and API keys. Secrets are encrypted in the user's browser so the service provider cannot read them. Shared secrets are delivered via links that expire after one hour by default and are usable only once, which limits exposure if a link is intercepted.

Key Features

  • Client-side encryption: secrets are encrypted in the browser before being sent.
  • Access limited to the recipient holding the correct link; the provider cannot read stored secrets.
  • Default expiration of 1 hour, with example configurable intervals including 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, and 24 hours.
  • Single-use links: each link can be used only once.

Notes on limits: the short default lifetime and single-use behavior are deliberate security choices but may not suit workflows that need long-lived or reusable access.

Who this is for

  • Senders who need to transfer environment variables, API keys, or other secrets to a specific recipient without leaving readable copies on the provider.
  • Recipients who will retrieve a secret using a correct, single-use link before it expires.

If your workflow requires persistent links, team-level access controls, or documented pricing and integration details, those items are not shown in the available product information.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are secrets protected?

Secrets are encrypted in the user's browser before being sent, and the provider states it cannot read users' secrets.

How long do shared links last?

Links expire after 1 hour by default. Example configurable intervals include 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, and 24 hours.

Can a shared link be reused?

No. Links are single-use and can only be used once; only the recipient holding the correct link can access the secret.

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