Use OneTimeRead responsibly.

These terms describe the intended use of a small, anonymous sharing service.

Permitted use

Only share text you have the right to share, with people who are entitled to receive it. Do not use the service for unlawful content, harassment, credential theft, malicious instructions or attempts to bypass service protections.

You control the link

The complete link grants access to the secret. There is no account, recipient verification or link recovery. Choose an appropriate expiration, confirm the recipient, and use a trusted delivery channel.

One-time delivery has limits

A successful claim makes the stored message unavailable. A recipient may save or copy the plaintext. A network failure after the claim begins can prevent delivery even though the secret has been consumed. The service does not guarantee recovery.

Availability and abuse controls

The service may reject oversized requests, unsupported expiration values or excessive creation attempts. It may be unavailable during maintenance or errors. Do not use it as the only means of storing information you cannot afford to lose.

Security responsibilities

Use a trusted, up-to-date browser and device over HTTPS. Revoke or rotate credentials if you suspect exposure. The security model describes the protections and their boundaries; no tool can eliminate every risk.

Changes and contact

The product and these terms may change as the service develops. For questions, contact hi@valle.dev, without sending plaintext secrets, private credentials or complete secret links.

A little less left behind.

Share the sensitive part once. Keep it out of the conversation history.

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