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Drop once. Share once. Gone in 6 hours.
dd.ayie.my is a one-time file transfer — upload one file (max 100 MB), get a secure link + password, share both. The file is destroyed the instant it is downloaded, or after 6 hours if never opened. No accounts, no history, no second chances. Also reachable over Tor.
Open on clearnet →Or via the Tor network (hidden service):
amgl264iaoswrmu3ordgueosjqog4a4fii6ogltkmnvis47g25zyjvid.onionOne file · 100 MB max · 6-hour expiry · single download · permanently deleted after.
ayie.my · dd.ayie.my · .onion
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FAQ
32 questions, answered.
What is DeadDrop? +
DeadDrop is a one-time file share: upload a single file, share the link, and it self-destructs after one download or six hours.
The tagline? +
Drop once. Share once. Gone in 6 hours.
How many files can I upload? +
One file per drop.
What is the maximum file size? +
Up to 100 MB per file.
How long does a drop last? +
Six hours, or until the first download — whichever comes first.
What happens after one download? +
The file is destroyed immediately after a single download.
Can a file be downloaded twice? +
No. DeadDrop allows exactly one download, then auto-destroys the file.
Do I need an account? +
No accounts, no sign-up. Just upload and share the link.
Is it available on Tor? +
Yes — clearnet (dd.ayie.my) and a Tor hidden service.
What is the clearnet address? +
dd.ayie.my over HTTPS.
What is the .onion address? +
amgl264iaoswrmu3ordgueosjqog4a4fii6ogltkmnvis47g25zyjvid.onion
Do I need Tor Browser? +
Only for the .onion. Clearnet works in any browser.
Is my file encrypted? +
It is stored with hashing/Argon2 protections; for full secrecy, encrypt before uploading.
Who can download my file? +
Anyone with the link — until the first download consumes it.
What if I lose the link? +
Without the link the file cannot be retrieved, and it expires in six hours anyway.
Can I extend the expiry? +
No, the six-hour window is fixed by design.
Can I cancel a drop? +
It self-destructs on download or after six hours; there is no manual cancel needed.
Is my IP logged? +
The Tor path hides your IP; clearnet follows normal server logging.
How is the link generated? +
Each drop gets a unique, unguessable URL.
Can someone brute-force the link? +
Links are long and random, making guessing impractical.
Is there rate limiting? +
Yes, uploads are rate-limited to prevent abuse.
What file types are allowed? +
Any single file within the size limit; DeadDrop does not inspect content.
Where are files stored? +
On the local filesystem, then deleted on download or expiry.
Is a cleanup job running? +
Yes, expired files are purged automatically every few minutes.
Can I preview the file first? +
No preview — downloading is the one allowed action and it consumes the drop.
Is DeadDrop good for secrets? +
For sensitive data, encrypt the file yourself before uploading for defence in depth.
What tech powers DeadDrop? +
FastAPI + SQLite + local storage behind Nginx, with a Tor hidden service.
Is it free? +
Yes, DeadDrop is free to use.
Why one download only? +
It guarantees the recipient — and only the recipient — gets the file, then it's gone.
Does it keep a copy? +
No. After download or expiry the file is deleted from disk.
Can I upload a folder? +
Zip it first — DeadDrop takes one file per drop.
Is the download link reusable? +
No, it works exactly once.