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I just wanted to share a password. Not spin up a server. Not sign up for a "secure" web app. Not trust a Slack thread. Just. Send. A. Secret.
So I built Stasher — a burn-after-read, command-line tool for secure, ephemeral secret sharing. Built for people who are busy, paranoid, or both.
Reactive expiry: validated on every access Proactive cleanup: background Durable Object alarms Atomic: each stash is guarded by its own isolated gatekeeper (one DO per UUID)
🔄 Add --json output format for programmatic use ⏰ Support custom TTL (time-to-live) settings 🔊 Add --verbose flag for debugging 🌐 Web interface integration 📁 Binary file support with base64 encoding
This started as a scratch-my-own-itch project. Now it's a zero-trust, burn-after-read tool with full cryptographic supply chain verification.
