Privnote
A web tool for sending a text note as a one-time link that is meant to disappear after it is read.
A simple way to pass a secret once without it sitting in chat or email history.
License unclearThis site's pages block automated reading, so we could not check its API or license. Read its terms yourself before you use it in a project.
For your project
- Official API
- API unclear
- Data download
- Not stated
- License
- site terms not readable
- Commercial use
- Commercial use unclear
- Credit
- Not stated
- Embedding
- Embedding unclear
- Using the website
- Free
Read on Privnote's own pages on Oct 23, 2026 · license or terms. Check the license page before you ship.
For your agent
No official API. An agent should not scrape the site: use it by hand.
- The site returns HTTP 403 to automated clients; no official API or SDK could be confirmed and the data-retention policy could not be read.
- Do not automate or scrape it: the site blocks bots (HTTP 403)
Paste into your agent: Read https://agentgid.com/resources/privnote/agent.md before using Privnote.
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