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TomorrowGone
Share a one-time secret that disappears after the first successful reveal or after 24 hours.
- Category
- Other
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Broad audience
About
Share a one-time secret that disappears after the first successful reveal or after 24 hours.
Features
- Problem
- A sender needs to share sensitive text without leaving it persistently available.
- How it works
- The browser encrypts the message locally and sends only the encrypted payload to the API.
- Result
- A share link can be created for short-lived private text.
- Why
- The server stores encrypted payloads rather than readable message content.
- Problem
- A secret should only be available to its intended recipient once.
- How it works
- After an explicit reveal action, the server atomically reads and deletes the encrypted payload; the browser decrypts it locally with the fragment key.
- Result
- The message is consumed after its first successful reveal.
- Why
- Atomic deletion prevents the payload from remaining available after a successful reveal.
- Problem
- Unread secrets should not remain indefinitely.
- How it works
- Server storage applies a 24-hour Redis TTL.
- Result
- Unrevealed encrypted payloads expire after 24 hours.
- Why
- The product enforces a fixed expiry without custom expiration controls.
- Problem
- Link previews or passive page loads could accidentally consume a secret.
- How it works
- The decryption key is held in the URL fragment, and a reveal request is made only after explicit user action.
- Result
- The recipient controls when the one-time reveal occurs.
- Why
- Crawlers, previews, and page loads do not trigger consumption.
Product questions
What does TomorrowGone do?
TomorrowGone creates a share link for private text that can be revealed once or expires after 24 hours.
Who is TomorrowGone for?
Broad audience
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