Inverted dead man's switch
Instead of vanishing when read, the note is released if you don't check in every X days. Your bank password reaches your family only if you actually disappear.
A note that is deleted the moment it is read.
Write a secret, send a link. The first time someone opens it, the content is read and gone forever — not even we can bring it back. Encryption happens in your browser before anything leaves your screen: what reaches us is already unreadable.
COMING SOON
How it will work
You write
Plain text or HTML, your call.
The browser encrypts
Before anything is sent. The key never reaches the server.
You send the link
Any way you like. The link is the key.
It vanishes
Read once, erased for good. No copy, no backup.
Free vs Premium
Free
Always- End-to-end encryption in the browser
- Plain text or HTML
- Free-form deadline — minutes to days, no charge for it
- One recipient, one read, done
- Weepley branding on the reading page
Premium
4.99–9.99 USDT lifetime- Extra password on top of the link
- Multiple recipients, one unique link each
- Read receipt — when and where, no email needed
- No branding, custom link
- Every advanced feature below
Advanced features
The part no obvious competitor has.
Screen-time self-destruction
Once opened, the text starts fading letter by letter, even if the tab just sits there. It won't stop a screenshot, but it ends the slow read-over-the-shoulder.
More than text
Images and audio can self-destruct too — a photo of a document, a voice message. Seen or heard once, then done.
TXT HTMLPublic proof page
After the note dies, a link proves it existed and was read, with the exact time — without revealing a single letter of the content. Useful for "I did send you the password, here's the timestamp".
Being honest: nothing here stops someone from taking a photo of the screen with another phone. What these features do is make a casual, careless capture harder — we're not promising the impossible.
Not live yet
This is the shop window. Once the encryption engine is ready, this page becomes the real app.