Burner Note is a privacy-focused application designed for sending secure messages that self-destruct after being read. The platform ensures complete confidentiality through advanced encryption technologies and a zero-knowledge architecture where even the service providers cannot access user content.

The service offers password protection for notes, allowing users to add an additional layer of security. Users can set expiration timelines for their notes, controlling how long messages remain accessible. The platform includes view limitations, enabling notes to be configured to self-destruct after a single reading. For Pro users, read receipt functionality provides notifications when recipients open messages.

All encryption occurs directly in the user's browser using AES-256 encryption, ensuring that messages are secured before they leave the device. The zero-knowledge architecture means that Burner Note's servers never have access to unencrypted content, providing true end-to-end privacy protection.

The primary benefit is secure communication without permanent digital footprints, making it ideal for sharing sensitive information. Users can communicate privately without worrying about data retention or unauthorized access to their messages after the intended recipient has viewed them.

The service targets anyone needing secure, temporary communication channels, particularly those concerned with privacy and data security. It's completely free and open source, with optional Pro features available for advanced functionality.