No. It’s encrypted in your browser and the key stays in the link. Our server only ever stores scrambled text.
No. Anyone can share secrets, and the browser you use keeps a list of the ones you made, with when they were opened.
Your list of secrets and their open statistics on every device you sign in on, plus optional emails when a secret is opened.
Tooly is recommended. It’s one account for all itpro360 apps, with your existing two-step sign-in, password reset and profile photo handled by Tooly. Ask an administrator to add you to the “sekreto-users” group in Tooly SSO, then choose “Continue with Tooly”. A local (email) account works only in Sekreto: an email, a password and an authenticator app, and your password also encrypts your saved list of secrets. You can connect a local account to Tooly later from its settings.
With Tooly: ask an administrator to add you to “sekreto-users” in Tooly SSO. With email: sign up with email (an administrator may give you an invite code).
A private link, shown when you create a secret, that lets you see its activity, edit it, change its expiry or delete it. Keep it like a password.
This Tooly account doesn’t have access to Sekreto accounts. Ask an administrator to add you to “sekreto-users” in Tooly SSO.
You can still share secrets without an account, or use a Sekreto email account.
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