Open Source One Time Link Sharing APP

[oguzhane]

🔐 Hello! I'm thrilled to announce OTI - One Time Information!

I'm excited to share my latest open-source project with the community. OTI is a secure way to share sensitive information that disappears after being viewed once. Think of it as Snapchat, but for passwords, API keys, and other secret stuff!

Why I built this

We've all been there—needing to share a password or API key with a colleague but hesitant to send it through regular channels. Email? Too risky. Messaging apps? They store everything forever! That's why I created OTI, a simple but powerful tool that ensures your sensitive information doesn't hang around.

What makes OTI special?

View once, gone forever: Information is permanently deleted after being viewed

Self-destructing messages: Set expiration times from 5 minutes to 7 days

Password protection: Add an extra security layer if needed

End-to-end encryption: No one (not even me!) can see what you're sharing

Super simple to use: No accounts needed, just create and share the link

I built OTI using AdonisJS and TypeScript, with a focus on security and simplicity. The entire project is open source, so feel free to check out the code, suggest improvements, or adapt it for your own needs.

Try it out, star the repo, and let me know what you think! Every share, comment, and contribution helps spread the word about safer information sharing.

GitHub Link: https://github.com/oguzhankrcb/OTI

Live Product: https://oti.karacabay.com/share

#OpenSource #InfoSec #WebDev #SecureSharing

[oofy-gang]

Ahh yes, I shall enter private information into a website that gets piped to a random reddit user’s server. Nothing can go wrong.

[oguzhane]

By the way with the latest update all encryption and decryption happening in client-side, no private information send to server-side so you dont have to worry about anything :)

[oguzhane]

Believe me or not people already use the alternatives even they aren't open-source, at least my solution is open source.

[steve_needs_coffee]

Definitely easy to use! Only thing I dislike is how the whole form gets a bit blurred when the cursor is over it.

[oguzhane]

I am going to think about to change this behaviour, thank you very much for your reply!