Feature
Secure Sharing
Share passwords, API keys, credentials, and files with end-to-end encrypted one-time links. Control exactly who accesses your secrets and when.
One-time links
Links expire after the first view. Once a secret is revealed, the link is gone — no second chances for unauthorized access.
Expiration controls
Set time-based expiration: links can be valid for hours, days, or weeks. Ideal for time-sensitive credential handoffs.
View limits
Restrict access to a maximum number of views. After the limit is reached, the link becomes inactive automatically.
Passcode protection
Require recipients to enter a passcode before revealing the secret. Share the code separately for layered security.
Email OTP verification
Gate access to specific email addresses. Recipients must verify via a one-time code sent to their inbox.
QR code sharing
Generate a QR code for any secret link — ideal for in-person handoffs or secure onboarding sessions.
View tracking
See exactly when your secret was accessed, how many times, and by whom — with full timestamps and audit history.
Encrypted attachments
Attach files, certificates, or documents to your secure shares. All attachments are encrypted end-to-end.
The problem with email and chat
Every time you paste a password into Slack or email, it lives there permanently. Your sent folder. Their inbox. The chat archive. Backup systems you don't control, on servers you've never seen.
One compromised inbox can expose years of credentials. A forwarded message reaches whoever the recipient decides to forward it to. Nothing expires. Nothing notifies you. Nothing tells you it was read.
What changes with doconvoy
You create a share. Your browser encrypts the secret — we receive an encrypted blob, never the plaintext. The decryption key lives in the link URL, a part of the URL browsers never send to servers.
Your recipient opens the link. Their browser decrypts it locally. You get notified. The link expires.
That's the whole model. Simple for the sender and recipient, structurally sound for everyone involved.
What you can share
- Passwords and login credentials
- API keys and tokens
- Private keys and certificates
- SSH credentials
- Database connection strings
- Confidential documents and files
- Any text-based sensitive information
Access control options
Beyond basic link sharing, you can layer multiple restrictions:
- Email verification — only a specific email address can access the secret
- Passcode — require a separate code you share through another channel
- View limit — automatically deactivate after N views (1–100)
- Expiration date — set a hard deadline for link validity
- Allow/deny lists — restrict or block access by email domain or specific address (up to 20 entries)
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