Hi folks,
My team and I recently created, Retriever, an open source project that allows users to retrieve secrets between browsers securely and privately. We're sharing this here because we think a lot of folks would enjoy playing around with it.
It allows anyone to securely request secrets 🔐 between browsers. This means no servers in the middle, no apps, and no sign ups. This open-source project uses public-private key encryption as a way to share data, and we've hosted on Github pages.
Why did we do this?
- open source != open hosting
- data is still being sent and stored with a 3rd party. You have to trust they delete your data and other features they claim to have.
- URLs are not secure. if you get the secret url you have access to the secret.
- No other services have a way to request a secret from somebody. this tool helps you do that securely
- Uses standard web crypto apis
You can try it here:
Happy to take any suggestions or answer any questions.
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