Shred is available for multiple platforms:
You can create a self-destructing message right from your browser.
Shred is available for Slack using the command /shred. Using /shred will generate a self-destructing link containing your sensitive information. You can then send the generated link via Slack (or any other means) and keep the sensitive information out of your Slack accounts and Slack logs.
Some usage examples:
Shred's Outlook Add-In lets you create a self-destructing email message, keeping that message out of your email account
The way the Add-In works is by replacing your text with an image containing the text. The image is hosted on Shred's secured server and expires after a pre defined period of time.
Shred is also available as a Chrome Extension and a Firefox Add-On. The demo video shows how to use Shred when composing an email on gmail.com.
Unlike the other plugin, the Browser Extensions require you to enter the sensitive text inside the plugin's window, instead of highlighting it.
Create a self destructing message using Shred's Custom Keyboard.
The message can be sent via a iMessage, or any other app on your phone.
Shred's API allows for programmatic access to Shred's core functions such as generating and viewing links. Using Shred's API you can design your applications to be more secure
when handling sensitive information such as passwords and user information.
Contact us for our API documentation.
Or call (212) 729-8509
Send Self-Destructing Messages
Available for Slack, Outlook, and iOS