Shred
Self-destructing messaging for Slack and email
Shred is a self-destructing messaging tool designed to keep sensitive business information out of Slack and email accounts. Messages are encrypted and destroyed after a set number of views or a time period. It is available as a Slack command, Outlook add-in, iOS keyboard, web app and API, and recipients do not need the app installed to view messages.
7 alternatives to Shred
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