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Show HN: Flashpaper – Self-destructing secret sharing with no database

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flashpaper.app|14 points|2 comments|by minpym|Jul 28, 2026

Flashpaper: Database-Free Secret Sharing

Zero-Knowledge Ephemeral Notes & Encrypted File Transfers

"A secure way to exchange sensitive data without leaving a digital footprint."

Flashpaper is a specialized tool designed for the exchange of secrets. Unlike traditional services, it operates with permanent storage no database, ensuring that your information is truly transient.

Core Capabilities

  • Self-Destructing Notes: Text that vanishes after access.
  • Encrypted File Sharing: Secure transfers for sensitive documents.
  • Zero-Knowledge Architecture: The server never sees your raw data.

Technical Overview

The system relies on client-side encryption. Mathematically, the process can be represented as: C=Ek(secret)C = E_{k}(\text{secret})C=Ek​(secret) Where CCC is the ciphertext, EEE is the encryption function, and kkk is the key.

Data Flow

Comparison: Traditional vs. Flashpaper

FeatureStandard SharingFlashpaper
StorageDatabase/DiskIn-Memory/Ephemeral
PrivacyServer-side accessZero-Knowledge
PersistencePermanent until deletedAutomatic expiration

Implementation Example

If you were to interact with the API or a similar logic, it might look like this:

const secret = "MyPassword123";
const encryptedLink = Flashpaper.create({
  data: secret,
  expiresAfter: "1_view"
});
console.log(`Share this: ${encryptedLink}`);

Flashpaper Concept

Note: This tool is ideal for those who prioritize privacy and ephemerality over long-term accessibility.