About passpass.co
A free, secure way to share passwords without leaving them exposed in emails, chats, or text messages.
The Problem
People share passwords in plain text every day — over email, Slack, text messages, and more. All it takes is one compromised inbox or chat history, and that password is exposed. It's a habit that puts everyone at risk, and it happens far too often.
How passpass.co Works
passpass.co gives you a simple, secure alternative. Here's exactly what happens when you use it:
- You enter a password — Type or paste the password you need to share. We encrypt it immediately using AES encryption before storing it in our database. The password is never stored in plain text.
- You get a unique link and PIN — We generate a one-time URL with a UUID (a long random identifier) and a separate 4-digit PIN. You share both with your recipient through whatever channel you prefer.
- Your recipient reveals the password — They open the link, enter the PIN, and see the password. They have 60 seconds to copy it before it's removed from the screen.
- The password self-destructs — After the password is revealed, it's permanently deleted from our database. Even if someone finds the link later, it's useless.
Security Details
We've designed passpass.co to minimize risk at every step:
Passwords are encrypted with AES before being stored. We never store plain text.
All traffic is encrypted in transit. The site is only accessible over HTTPS.
Passwords are never associated with a username, website, or account. Even if intercepted, it's just a random string with zero context.
A separate 4-digit PIN is required to reveal the password. The link alone is not enough.
After 2 failed PIN attempts, the password is permanently destroyed. Rate limiting prevents rapid guessing.
Passwords are automatically destroyed 24 hours after creation, whether or not they've been viewed.
Once revealed, the password is removed from the screen after 60 seconds and deleted from our database.
We don't log passwords and don't keep database backups. Once a password is destroyed, it's gone forever.
Why It's Free
passpass.co is a free tool built and maintained by Bluejay Labs. We build it because password sharing should be safe by default, not a premium feature. It also lets people discover our other products.