Volta Notes: Secure, Burn-After-Read Notes

# Volta Notes > Burn-after-read encrypted note sharing. Type a message, get a one-time link. The recipient reads it once — then it's permanently destroyed. Free, no account required, end-to-end encrypted. Volta Notes solves the problem of sharing sensitive information — passwords, credentials, bank details, API keys — without leaving a permanent record in email, chat, or shared documents. It is built for humans and AI agents alike. ## Product - [Send a note](https://app.voltanotes.com): Create a free, encrypted, one-time note. No account required. - [How it works](https://voltanotes.com/#how-it-works): Step-by-step explanation of the encryption model and burn-on-read mechanism. - [Security](https://voltanotes.com/#security): AES-256-GCM client-side encryption, URL-fragment key delivery, hard deletion on read. - [Use cases](https://voltanotes.com/#use-cases): Passwords, credentials, bank details, API keys, confidential notes, agent-to-user and user-to-agent secret passing. - [Premium waitlist](https://voltanotes.com/#waitlist): Read receipts, custom expiry, larger notes, REST API access. ## For AI agents and developers - [AI agent setup guide](https://voltanotes.com/agents): Complete installation instructions for all MCP-compatible platforms (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Hermes), no-install fallback workflow, and ready-made agent prompt snippets. - [MCP server](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@voltanotes/mcp): Install with `npx -y @voltanotes/mcp`. Two tools: `create_volta_note` and `read_volta_note`. Create and read encrypted notes directly — no browser needed. - [GitHub](https://github.com/iamredmh/volta-mcp-server): Source code, Claude Desktop/Code config examples, and agent prompt snippets. - [Full documentation](https://voltanotes.com/llms-full.txt): Complete reference for AI agents — when to use Volta Notes, how to operate it, security guarantees, agent-to-user and user-to-agent patterns, what not to do. ## Optional - [Landing