Send a secure note
Share a password, private instruction, or short message without pasting the full content into email, chat, or a ticket.
Private note tool
Send a secret memo with a separate password. This reusable link lets your recipient reopen the private note in a browser without an account.
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Usage guide
Share a password, private instruction, or short message without pasting the full content into email, chat, or a ticket.
Put sensitive content in the private note field. The public label is visible before unlocking, so use a neutral description there.
Create the protected link, then send the password through a separate trusted channel. The recipient needs the link and password, not a LOCK.PUB account.
A standard note can be opened again while it remains valid. Connect your guest session to an account before losing the session if you want to keep its dashboard history.
These standard notes are not one-time links. A recipient can copy or photograph an unlocked note. Use the dedicated one-time secret tool when you need subsequent access through the link to be blocked.
Private note tool
Use this flow when you need to move sensitive text out of email or chat and share a protected link the recipient can open in a browser.
Share a password, private instruction, or short message without pasting the full content into email, chat, or a ticket.
Create quickly, then save the guest session to an account when you want dashboard history.
Send the link through one channel and the password through another to reduce single-channel exposure.
Compare sending only a protected link with pasting the private text directly into chat or email.
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| Feature | LOCK.PUB | Text pasted into chat or email |
|---|---|---|
| Separate password before reading | LOCK.PUBRequired | Text pasted into chat or emailDepends on conversation access controls |
| Private text in message history | LOCK.PUBNo, if you send only the link | Text pasted into chat or emailYes, when pasted into the message |
| Reopen the content | LOCK.PUBWith the link and password while access remains allowed | Text pasted into chat or emailDepends on app retention and deletion controls |
| Recipient can keep a copy | LOCK.PUBYes, after unlocking | Text pasted into chat or emailYes |
| Configurable expiry and access limit | LOCK.PUBPro, in the standard memo creator | Text pasted into chat or emailDepends on the app |
This page creates a reusable sharing link for private text. It is intended for sending a secret memo to someone in a browser. For a personal journal or a collection of saved notes, look for a notebook app designed for that workflow.
Private Note is reusable: anyone with the link and password can reopen it while access remains allowed. Choose One-Time Secret for one successful password unlock, after which further reveals are blocked. A guest can create one free one-time secret; Pro supports repeated creation.
Yes. Password protection and access limits do not prevent someone from saving content after unlocking it. Closing access later does not remove their copies.
It is a shareable LOCK.PUB URL that shows a public label first, then reveals the private note only after the recipient enters the password.
Write the sensitive text in the private note field, set a strong password, and create the link. Send the link to your recipient and share the password through a separate trusted channel.
No. The note and password travel to LOCK.PUB over HTTPS. The server encrypts the note for storage and decrypts it after a successful password check. This is server-side encryption, not end-to-end encryption.
Yes. LOCK.PUB starts a guest session when you submit the form, then offers account save after the link is created.
Yes. Recipients only need the link and the password.
Use a separate channel whenever the note is sensitive. Do not put the link and password in the same message.
Pro adds read receipts, deeper access analytics, API creation, the option to hide LOCK.PUB branding, and more control over shared links.
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