Encrypted QR
- qr
- encrypt
- password
- secret
- privacy
- security
- share
- opencode
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- installs
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- size
- 30 KB
- version
- v2.0.0
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Description
Hide a private note behind a password and share it as a QR code. The text is encrypted on your phone with AES-GCM and the password never leaves the page, so the code is useless to anyone who does not know the password. Add an optional hint, draw the code as you type, then save it as a PNG image, copy it or share it. Scan a code or paste its text and enter the password to read the hidden message again. Saved codes are kept in a list so you can show one again later. Everything stays on your phone.
Key features
- Giấu lời nhắn sau mã QR
- Đọc lời nhắn ẩn trong mã QR
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