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ViewAndBurn is a secure platform and website where you write anonymous notes. Create your link to transmit a private note containing sensitive information like passwords or honest feedback. Your note is encrypted in your browser and self destructs the moment the recipient opens the link.

By Joel Shelton Lasrado, Director at Anselerate. Last reviewed .

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Privacy First: Sending a secret message over email or any social media platform creates a permanent record. With our notes app, each note is deleted from our server as soon as it is read.

Strong Security: Every disappearing message is locked in your browser with strong encryption. You do not need to set a password.

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Short Answer

ViewAndBurn lets you share a private note with one link. Type your note, press the button, and send the link. Your browser locks the note first. The person you send it to can open it one time, and then it is deleted.

Why You Can Trust ViewAndBurn

Joel Shelton Lasrado, Director at Anselerate Web Services LLP, reviews this page. We are a real company in Bengaluru, India, with our address, phone number and email on the about page. There are no ads, and we do not sell your information.

How to Use Our Anonymous Notes Website

ViewAndBurn is a free website where you write anonymous notes and share them with one simple link. You type your message, press one button, and get a private link. When the other person opens that link, the note shows one time and then it is gone. This guide explains every step in easy words, so anyone can use this anonymous note website in about a minute.

Step One: Write Your Secret Message

Start with the box at the top of this page. Type your words inside it. You can write a password, a thank you, an honest opinion, or a secret for a close friend. This anonymous note app runs in your web browser, so there is nothing to download or install. As a guest you do not need to give a name or an email. That makes it an easy website where you can write anonymous notes without signing up first.

Step Two: Your Browser Locks the Note

Before your message leaves your device, your browser locks it with a secret key. Only the locked version is sent to our server. The key stays inside your link, in the part after the # sign, and that part is never sent to us. This is why a self destruct note created as a guest stays private, even from the team that runs the site. When you are logged in, we keep the key of each note locked on our server, so you can copy the link again from your dashboard.

Step Three: Share Your Burn Link

After you press the button, you get a burn link. Copy the whole link, including everything after the # sign, and send it to the person you trust. You can use a text message, a chat app, or an email. To write a note to someone quickly, send only the link and nothing else. If the end of the link is cut off, the note cannot be opened, so check the link before you send it.

Step Four: Your Friend Reads It Once

Your friend opens the link and sees a button called Reveal and Burn Note. When they press it, the message appears on the screen and the stored copy is deleted right away. This is how a self destructing message website keeps a secret safe. Reading is possible only one time. A second visit shows a page that says the note does not exist.

Good Ways to Use Anonymous Notes

People use anonymous notes to share passwords, give honest feedback at work, plan a surprise, or say something private to family. Because the note is deleted after reading, there is no old message waiting in a chat history or an inbox. Many people also like self destructing notes because they feel calm knowing nothing stays behind.

Tips to Stay Safe

Send the link only to the right person. Anyone who has the full link can open the note first, so never post it in a public place. Remember that a reader can still copy the words or take a screenshot. If you send a password, change it after your friend has used it. These small habits make every note you send safer.

Do's and Don'ts for Safe Notes

Do

  • Send the full link, including everything after the # sign.
  • Share the link only with the person you trust.
  • Tell the other person the note can be opened only one time.
  • Change a password after the other person has used it.
  • Log in with a free account if you need more than two notes a day.

Don't

  • Do not post a burn link in a public place or a group chat.
  • Do not open the link yourself to test it, because that burns the note.
  • Do not use ViewAndBurn to send anything illegal or harmful.
  • Do not send a secret through the contact form. Use a secure note.
  • Do not forget that a reader can still copy the words or take a screenshot.

Sources

These pages explain the technology ViewAndBurn uses to lock your note.

Frequently Asked Questions

Simple answers about anonymous notes, burn links, and self destructing messages.

ViewAndBurn is a free anonymous notes website made by ANSELERATE. You write a private note, get a link, and share it with one person. The note can be opened only once and then it is deleted. There are no ads on this site, and we do not sell your information.

It is a place on the internet where people type a message without showing who they are. ViewAndBurn is a website where people write anonymous notes. As a guest you do not give your name or your email, so the reader sees only your words.

Your browser locks the message before it is sent. We store only the locked text. When your friend presses the reveal button, the message is unlocked in their browser and the stored copy is deleted at once. A self destruct note can be read one time only, so a second visit finds nothing. When you are logged in, we keep the key of each note locked on our server, so you can copy the link again from your dashboard.

Yes. Guests can use this anonymous note website without a name or an email. We store the locked note and, for guests, an IP address that helps us apply the daily limit. Both are removed when the note is opened. For guests, the secret key stays in your link, so we cannot read your message.

Yes. This anonymous note app works in the web browser on a phone, a tablet, or a computer, so there is nothing to install. Use a modern browser such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge. Open the page, write your note, and share the link the same way you would on a computer.

A burn link is a web address that opens one secret message and then destroys it. You share it like any other link. Keep the whole link, including the part after the # sign, because that part holds the key. Without it the note cannot be opened.

Open the home page, type your words in the box, and press the button to create your link. Copy the link and send it to your friend. This note message website needs no sign up for your first notes, and the whole job takes only a few seconds.

Yes. ViewAndBurn is a website where you send anonymous notes using a simple link. It works well for honest feedback, surprise messages, and shared passwords. Your friend or coworker needs only a web browser and the full link. They do not need an account.

Many people search for read and burn or note burn when they want a message that disappears. ViewAndBurn does the same kind of job, which is a note that disappears after one read. Your secret key stays inside your link, and a free account is there if you want to manage your links.

People use this phrase for a site where a message arrives from an unknown sender. On ViewAndBurn you can send a mystery note for a birthday clue, a game, or a kind surprise. The reader opens it once, enjoys it, and the note is gone.

Chat apps and email often keep old messages for a long time. Self destructing notes are different because the stored copy is deleted when the note is read. That leaves less behind for anyone to find later, which helps with passwords and private news.

Guests can create two notes each day. If you log in with a free account, you get unlimited links and link management. The account is free, and you can use it whenever you want more than two notes a day.

No. You can try this website with anonymous notes as a guest. An account is optional. It is helpful if you want unlimited notes or want to manage your links later.

The first person who presses the reveal button reads the note, and then it burns. After that, the person you meant to reach will see a page that says the note does not exist. This is why you should send the link only to the right person and never post it in a public place.

Yes. No website can stop a person from copying words or taking a picture of the screen. The note is deleted from our system, but the reader still sees it while it is open. Send notes only to people you trust, and change any password after it has been used.

No. A note waits until it is opened, and then it is deleted. Notes that nobody opens are deleted after 30 days. Because the text is locked in your browser first, this anonymous note site only holds unreadable locked text and, for guest notes, never has the key.

Yes. A worker can write an honest anonymous note about a problem or an idea and send the link to a manager. The manager reads it once and the message is gone. Remember that anyone who has the link can read the note one time, so share the link with care.

First check that you copied the whole link, including the part after the # sign. If the page says the key is missing, the note has not been burned, so ask the sender for the complete link. If the page says the note does not exist, it was already read, so ask the sender to make a new one.