encrypted · opens once · then it's gone

say it once.
then poof.

drop a password, the wifi, your number, the tea — as a link that self-destructs after one look. and yeah… you'll know the exact second they open it.

opens
then it nukes itself
locked in your browser w/ AES-256 · the key never leaves your phone · we can't read it even if we wanted to (we don't)
your secret · openedopened just now
🔒 1,204,882 secrets vaporized ·📶 wifi passwords ·☕ the tea ·📺 streaming logins ·🔑 seed phrases ·📱 numbers ·🙊 confessions ·📍 drop pins ·🔒 1,204,882 secrets vaporized ·📶 wifi passwords ·☕ the tea ·📺 streaming logins ·🔑 seed phrases ·📱 numbers ·🙊 confessions ·📍 drop pins ·
things you'd actually use it for

not just passwords.

📶 the wifi password
📺 the netflix login
📱 your number
☕ the tea (off the timeline)
📍 an address for the function
🔑 a seed phrase
🙊 a confession
💳 a card for the group order
the part nobody else does

read receipts… for secrets.

you know that feeling of being left on read? flip it. you'll see the exact moment they open your secret — then it deletes itself in front of them.

send it. watch it land. watch it vanish.

every other "disappearing link" leaves you guessing — did they see it? did it just sit there? zipz pings you the second it opens, tells you it's destroyed, and lets you pull it back before anyone touches it.

basically: receipts you actually want.

your droplive
locked & link sent
single use · self-destruct on
waiting…
not opened yet
opened just now
2:14 pm
LIVE
poof — destroyed
gone. won't open again.
the boring-but-important part

we literally can't read it.

no screenshots living rent-free in someone's chat

it's scrambled on your phone before it ever leaves. the key to unlock it rides in the link itself and never hits our servers — so even we just see gibberish. no account, no tracking, no clear-text password sitting in an email forever.

AES-256-GCM · in your browserkey lives in the #linkzero sign-up
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