🔗Secure sharing

Share sensitive documents securely — and take access back

Send a document with a private link that expires and can be revoked at any time — with a view limit and a log of every open.

Why sending documents over chat or email is risky

Once a document lands in a chat or inbox, it stays there for good — forwarded, screenshotted, out of your hands. A share link puts you back in control of who sees it and for how long.

How secure sharing works

When you'd use it

Send a record to a doctor, a statement to a bank, a contract to a lawyer, a form to a school, or a copy to a relative — without leaving it sitting in a chat forever.

Share without giving full access

A share link exposes only the one document you pick — not your vault. For people who need ongoing access, invite them to the family with an owner, editor or viewer role instead.

No account needed to open

The recipient opens a public share page in their browser — no sign-up, no app. You stay in control of the link's lifetime and can revoke it whenever you want.

Privacy and security

Your documents live in private storage over HTTPS, only your family can see your vault (row-level security), and two-factor login is available.

You stay in control of every link

Privacy

FAQ

Can I revoke a link after sending it?

Yes. You can revoke a share link at any time, even after it's been opened — access stops immediately.

Does the recipient need an account?

No. The link opens a public share page in any browser, with no sign-up required.

Can I limit how many times it's opened?

Yes. Each link can carry a view limit, so it stops working after that many opens.

Will I know if someone opened it?

Yes. Every open is recorded in an access log for that link — you can see which document was opened and when.

Do links expire automatically?

Yes. You set an expiry, and the link stops working after that — you can also revoke it sooner.

Less than 15 minutes — and order that lasts.

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