How does Dotjamr work?

You write a message, Dotjamr creates a one time link, and the message is deleted after it’s opened successfully.

Is my message encrypted?

Yes. Your message is encrypted in your browser before it’s sent. The link contains the key needed to decrypt it.

No. The server stores encrypted text. Decryption happens in the recipient’s browser when they open the link.

After the link is opened successfully, the encrypted message is deleted. If someone tries to open it again, it won’t be there.

If nobody opens the link before the expiry time, the message is deleted automatically.

No account, no inbox, no message history. Just create a link and share it.

Encrypted in your browser. One time access.

You’ll get three words and you’ll choose an unlock key. You’ll need both to open this chat again.

Your three words

Save these. They won’t be emailed to you.

Secret

Tip: write them down somewhere safe. If you lose them, you won’t be able to decrypt your chat history.

Unlock key

Choose something memorable. You’ll enter it every time you open this chat.

Page expiry

After expiry, the room and its encrypted history are deleted.

Dotjamr stores only encrypted data. Keep your unlock key and three words private.

Private by design. One time access. No accounts. No inbox. No history.