Share text without revealing who you are.
Paste a message, a link, or a note. Khamli turns it into a 4-character code — no account, no email, and it disappears once the timer runs out.
What anonymous text sharing is
Anonymous text sharing lets you pass a message, note, or link to someone without attaching your identity to it. Unlike email, chat apps, or social DMs, there's no sender name, no account, and no conversation history — just a short-lived code that maps to your text.
It's useful for sharing a one-off note, a temporary link, a code snippet, or a message you don't want stored in anyone's inbox or chat log.
How Khamli keeps text anonymous
- No account. There is no signup, login, or profile to identify you.
- No personal data. No email, phone number, or name is collected.
- No IP logging. We do not log or store IP addresses.
- Ephemeral by design. The message and its code are hard-deleted after the chosen expiry.
How to share text anonymously
- Type or paste your message (up to 5,000 characters).
- Pick an expiry — 30 minutes to 24 hours.
- Send. Khamli generates a unique 4-character code.
- Share the code with the recipient — aloud, by text, or any channel.
- The recipient enters the code to read the message before it expires.
Honest limits
“Anonymous” means no account and no logged identity — it does not hide the content itself. Anyone with the 4-character code during the expiry window can read the message, so keep the code private. Khamli encrypts data in transit but is not an end-to-end encrypted service, and should not be used for anything illegal or for sharing sensitive credentials.
Frequently asked questions
How do I share text anonymously?＋
Type your message into Khamli, choose an expiry, and send. You get a 4-character code. Share that code with the recipient — no account, email, or name is involved.
Is there a character limit?＋
Yes — messages can be up to 5,000 characters. That covers most notes, links, code snippets, and short messages.
How long does the text stay available?＋
You choose 30 minutes (default), 2 hours, 12 hours, or 24 hours. Once the timer ends, the message and its code are hard-deleted.
Can the recipient reply?＋
No. Khamli is a one-way, one-time handoff — the recipient can read the message during the expiry window, but there is no reply thread or conversation history.
Is my text encrypted?＋
Traffic is encrypted in transit over HTTPS (TLS). Messages are stored in a Neon PostgreSQL database and hard-deleted on expiry. Khamli does not apply client-side end-to-end encryption.
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