A shared notepad alive 72h from the last edit โ nobody writes = BOOM
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The 72H Bomb Pad is a browser-based collaborative notepad that self-destructs exactly 72 hours after the last edit. It uses AES-256-GCM end-to-end encryption so that not even the site owner can read your content. The encryption key exists only in the URL hash (#) and is never sent to the server โ the database stores only an encrypted blob. Multiple users can edit simultaneously via Supabase Realtime, with changes reflected instantly on every connected screen. It is ideal for trip planning, group shopping lists, short team sprints, and urgent meeting notes. If nobody writes anything for 72 hours, the pad automatically self-destructs.
Decrypting pad...