EnvDrop
Stop sharing secrets in plaintext
I built EnvDrop because I was tired of seeing API keys and database passwords flying around in Slack DMs and plain-text emails. We’ve all done it, “just paste it real quick,” and then that secret lives in a chat log forever.
How it works:
- Paste a secret or drop a .env file
- Your browser encrypts it with AES-256-GCM before anything leaves your device
- You get a one-time link to share
- The server never sees the plaintext, ever
What makes it different:
- True zero-knowledge, encryption keys …
What do you think? Share your feedback, questions, or suggestions below! 