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Hush.md
End-to-end encrypted markdown sharing with expiring links and burn-once secrets
Sharing a rendered markdown doc that the server cannot read, with an expiry and a view limit, covers a gap that pastebins and Notion links both leave open.
Hush.md lets you write markdown in a split-pane editor and share it as a link that expires. The document is encrypted in the browser with AES-256-GCM and the key lives in the URL fragment, so the server stores ciphertext it cannot read. Links can expire between one hour and 90 days, self-destruct after a set number of views, or require a password. Edit and read-only tokens are separate, and you can embed a secret that reveals exactly once. The preview supports GFM, KaTeX, Mermaid and callouts, with HTML export and QR codes. No account needed. MIT, 51 commits, self-hostable in one container.
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