OneTimeSecret creates self-destructing links for sharing passwords and other sensitive information; the page also describes self-hosting.
Password Pusher
An expiring text-sharing service with time and view limits and an open-source self-hosting route.
About Password Pusher
Password Pusher creates shareable links for passwords, API keys, files and other sensitive text. Senders set view limits and expiry times with an optional passphrase, and the stored content is permanently deleted after the limits are reached, with creation and views recorded in an audit trail.
It can be used without an account, with free accounts and upgrades available. Options described include custom domains and branding, incoming secret requests, API automation and 2FA, plus an open-source version for self-hosting.
Key features
- Create expiring links for passwords, API keys and text
- Set view limits, expiry times and optional passphrases
- Attach files to secret links
- Collect secrets from others with request links
- Log creation, views and expiry in audit trail
- Self-host on own infrastructure; code is open source
Best for: Teams that need to share credentials and collect sensitive files with expiry limits and access records.
Good for
- Available to use without an account
- Stored content is deleted after view or time limits are reached
- Open-source code with option to self-host on own infrastructure
Password Pusher at a glance
- Website
- pwpush.com
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Open source
- Yes
- Last checked
- Oct 9, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 9, 2026
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Password Pusher FAQ
Can I self-host Password Pusher on my own infrastructure?
Yes. Self-hosting is supported and the encryption code is open source.
Can I automate sharing through an API?
Yes. Automation via API is supported.
Does expired content get deleted rather than archived?
Yes. Data is permanently deleted once viewed or expired.
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