SharePass

Sharing a password over chat or email leaves it there forever. SharePass replaces it with a link that expires.

Everything is encrypted on your device before it leaves. The key travels in the link itself and never reaches our servers, so nobody at SharePass can read what you send — and neither can anyone who breaks into our systems.

HOW IT WORKS

Write the secret, choose how long it should live, and share the link however you already talk to people: WhatsApp, Teams, email, SMS. Once it is opened, or once it expires, it is gone.

CONTROL WHO OPENS IT

• Set an expiry date, or allow a single view
• Require a PIN, an email verification code, or a security key
• Restrict by IP address
• Lock and unlock a secret at any time, even after sending it
• See when someone opens it — or tries and fails

SEND MORE THAN PASSWORDS

Text, credentials, files, photos and voice notes. Ask someone to send you something securely with an envelope: they fill it in from a link, encrypted before it reaches you, without needing an account.

THE KEYBOARD

Install the SharePass keyboard and create a secret without leaving the app you are in. Type it, tap, and the link is there in the conversation.

FOR TEAMS

Organisation accounts add shared templates, labels, security key management and an audit trail of who opened what. Plans start at A$5.50 per user a month.

POST-QUANTUM ENCRYPTION

Envelopes use ML-KEM-1024, the encryption standard published by NIST in 2024 to resist attacks from quantum computers. What you send today stays private even against an adversary storing it to decrypt later.

SharePass is built in Melbourne, Australia.