Just opened a secure message someone sent you? That was Quick Send — encrypted, viewable once, then gone. See how it works
Prove it's really them and talk in a Verified Session — or send a one-time link that needs no account and disappears after a single view. Either way, the server never sees what you sent.
No card required · 30-day full trial
Useful from your first minute — Quick Send works even if no one you know has the app.
Pick the one that fits who's on the other end.
Prove it's really them with a 60-second phrase, then talk in a room that wipes itself on both phones when it closes.
No account or app needed to receive. Encrypt a secret, get a link, send it your way — it opens once, then it's gone for good.
Open a room. Share the thing. Walk away clean.
Your dad needs the Netflix password (again). Verify him in ten seconds, drop the password in a Session, close it. The thread never existed.
Your accountant needs the new bank account number — and wire fraud is exactly why this exists. Verify each other first, share the detail in a Session, done.
A verified source sends a journalist a tip-line reference. No phone numbers exchanged, no group to be added to, and the room wipes from both phones when it closes.
Per-session encryption keys generated on your device · Server stores ciphertext only · 20-minute cap · 30-message limit · Screenshot blocked on Android, detected on iOS · Auto-wipes on both phones when the session closes
No connection required. Encrypt it, send the link over any app you already use, and it disappears after one open.
A guest is at the door and doesn't have the app. Send the Wi-Fi password as a Quick Send link — they open it once, it's gone, and it was never sitting in a text thread.
Your dog walker needs the gate code for one visit. Send a link that opens once and expires — no standing access, no code left behind in old messages.
Someone outside SimplyAuth needs a confidential detail just once — a case number, a reference code. They don't need the app or an account to see it.
End-to-end encrypted, server never sees the secret · Opens once, then it's unrecoverable · Recipient needs no account or install · You choose the reveal window: 1, 5, or 15 minutes · Unopened links expire in 24 hours
Quick Send trades verification for reach: the link is the key, and the channel you send it over is the identity check — same as handing someone a physical key. For proving it's really them first, that's what Verified Sessions are for.
Four steps: verify who you're talking to, then share it securely
Share an invite code or scan a QR code to link with someone you trust. It takes seconds.
On a call, or before acting on a request — tap "Verify" on your connection's card. A unique, time-limited phrase appears on both phones simultaneously.
If what they read matches your screen, it's really them. If not, hang up immediately.
Verified? Now share the password, SSN, or document in an end-to-end encrypted room. It wipes itself in 20 minutes or 30 messages — whichever comes first.
Two steps in the app, then it opens anywhere — no install required.
Type the secret, pick how long it stays visible after it's opened — 1, 5, or 15 minutes — and tap Encrypt & get link. This is the real compose screen, not a mockup.
SimplyAuth hands off to your phone's own share sheet — Messages, Mail, WhatsApp, whatever you'd already use. The link works once and expires in 24 hours; the channel you send it over is the identity check.
This is the real page at simplyauth.app/s/. Nothing happens until they tap Reveal — the decryption key lives only in the link itself and is never sent to our servers.
Signal and Telegram are general-purpose. SimplyAuth is built for the moment you have to share something you'd never want to leave behind.
| Dimension | SimplyAuth | Signal | Telegram |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identity model | Verified pairing required | Phone number | Phone number |
| Default encryption | Always-on for Sessions | Always-on | Opt-in (Secret Chats) |
| Groups | 1:1 only | Yes | Yes (large) |
| Built for | One sensitive exchange | Ongoing private chat | Messaging + channels |
| Server stores | Ciphertext only | Ciphertext only | Plaintext (regular chats) |
| Phone number | Not required | Required | Required |
Signal's cryptography is excellent — better than ours, frankly. We're not trying to out-encrypt them. SimplyAuth is identity-first; Signal is encryption-first. Different shape of tool, similar floor of security.
Going somewhere alone? Set a check-in timer. If you don't tap "I'm OK" before it expires, your trusted connections get an automatic alert — and a silent SOS can send a distress signal to everyone you've verified, in one tap.
The server stores ciphertext and signatures only. The keys to decrypt your Sessions never leave your device.
Pairing happens through a verified invite. You're not enumerable, not spammable, and not in anyone's contact-discovery graph.
SimplyAuth is 1:1 by design. There's no group to be added to, so the "wrong person in the room" failure can't happen.
We retain connection metadata — who paired with whom, and when sessions happened — so the app works. Content is server-blind; metadata is not, and we tell you exactly what we keep on our privacy page.
Being brought into a session and verifying identity are free, forever. Go Personal to start your own sessions and invite new connections.
You pay to send. Everyone you send to uses it free, forever — recipients of Quick Sends don't even need the app.
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Safety features — scheduled check-ins and silent distress alerts — and identity verification are free for everyone. They're never behind a paywall. If your Personal plan lapses, you simply drop back to Free — nothing is locked or deleted.
Available on iOS and Android. Start with a 30-day free trial — no card required. Safety check-ins and duress alerts are free forever, never paywalled.
Now available on iOS and Android
SimplyAuth launches in English in the following markets. More countries coming as we add translations.
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