Clear answers upfront

Is Seapes a password manager?

No. Seapes is intended for the temporary transfer of confidential text, not permanent storage.

Does the recipient need an account?

No. The recipient opens the share link directly.

Is the access code included in the email?

Never. Always send an access code through a separate channel.

What happens after expiry?

The link and encrypted content are deleted.

Why is there no field for a login URL?

Because Seapes shares the key, not the door. Send the location separately.

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