Secure access
Share sensitive files through links that self-destruct
Send a contract, a report, a board deck — the recipient opens it once, then the link is dead. No account for the recipient, no shared drive, no link that lives forever.
Share a file without leaving a link behind
Email attachments live in inboxes forever and get forwarded. Shared drives drift out of permission and leak. The moment you send a file the link is permanent and the access never ends.
| The usual fix | What to consider |
|---|---|
| Email attachment | No control once it’s sent. Sits in the inbox forever and gets forwarded on. |
| Shared drive (Drive, SharePoint) | Permissions drift; one bad folder exposes everything. Links outlive the need. |
| Password-protected PDF | The password ships alongside the file. No expiry, no way to revoke. |
One link, one view, then it’s gone
Keep the file on your machine behind a connector. Create one short-lived qURL per recipient and send each link privately.
Create the link
Create a link for the exact file path, with one-time use and an expiry.
They open it
The recipient clicks and views the document. No account, no password, no app to install.
It expires
The link expires after its first use or the time window. Revoke an individual link early if needed.
What to install, and how someone gets in
Publish with
A local file server with a qURL connector
Give access with
A browser link per recipient, created through the API or SDK ↗- 01Run a local file server without publishing a host port
- 02Enroll a connector beside the file server
- 03Mint one short-lived link per recipient with target_path and one_time_use
- 04Send each link privately, and revoke individual links when needed
Send sensitive files without the aftermath
Self-destructing links
Documents are accessible for exactly as long as you decide. One view, one hour, one day — then the link is dead.
No recipient account needed
Recipients click a link. No signup, no password, no app to install. Zero friction.
Revocable at any time
Revoke an individual link before anyone else opens it.
No shared drive risk
No permissions to misconfigure, no folders to accidentally make public, no links that live forever.
Built for
- Legal teams sharing contracts and NDAs with external counsel
- Finance teams distributing board materials and quarterly reports
- HR departments sharing offer letters and compensation details
- Agencies sharing deliverables and reports with clients
Related
Make it invisible.
Start with a pilot on one application, or put the connector beside the app and issue access from your code.