◈ NullPaste
About
NullPasteis for sharing plain text or code with a simple link. You don't need an account — write a paste, choose how long it lasts (or make it view-once), and share the URL.
You can add an optional password so only people who know it can open the paste. Code is shown with syntax highlighting so it stays easy to read.
Every paste comes with a delete code so you can remove it at any time. It is only shown once after creation — save it if you need it. Timed pastes also disappear automatically when they expire.
Privacy
This site doesn't use marketing trackers or in-app analytics. Paste links are unlisted — not indexed and unguessable — but unlisted is not secret: anyone who obtains the link can open a paste that isn't password-protected. A password restricts access, but the server still stores the content, so it isn't the same as end-to-end encryption.
For content the server should never be able to read, enable end-to-end encryption: your browser encrypts with AES-256-GCM before upload, the server stores only ciphertext, and the key lives only in the share link's #key= fragment — which browsers never send to any server and which is never stored. If the fragment is lost, the paste is unreadable forever. Details are on the privacy and security pages.
Files, not just text
NullPaste is built for plain text and code, up to 1 MB. For actual files — photos, videos, PDFs, archives — try NullDrop, the file-sharing sibling in the same privacy-first family: same browser-side encryption, same no-account, no-tracking approach, always-expiring links.