ShareSafeNote gets a makeover: new design and a complete FAQ

Our end-to-end encrypted note-sharing solution now has a more modern design and a detailed FAQ on encryption, one-time links and privacy.

ShareSafeNote, one of our public solutions, lets you share a password, a note or code through a link that self-destructs after reading. It has just received a major update.

What's new

A redesigned interface: cleaner and easier to read, with an animated demo showing in seconds how a note is encrypted in the browser.
A complete FAQ on encryption, link expiry, live code sharing and privacy.
Hosting in Canada, with OVHcloud in Beauharnois, Québec.

Same principle as always

Encryption happens in your browser with AES-256-GCM. The key stays in the link and is never sent to our servers: we cannot read what you share. No account is needed.

ShareSafeNote reflects how we design every piece of software: security by design, ease of use and data hosted in Canada.

ShareSafeNote
Public solutions

.NET 8 and .NET 9 reach end of support on November 10, 2026: what now?

After November 10, 2026, your .NET 8 and .NET 9 applications will no longer receive security patches. Here is how to assess the risk and plan your move to .NET 10.

Read · 2 min

Article October 11, 2026

Law 25: 5 questions to ask before building or buying software

Since September 2023, Québec's Law 25 requires a privacy impact assessment at the start of any information system project. Here are the questions to ask your vendor.

Read · 2 min

News October 11, 2026