A message made for one person, sealed the moment you send it.
They open it once, then it's just yours to remember.
Every step. Client-side. No trace.
Type your message. Your browser locks it with a fresh key on the spot — that key never leaves your device.
One signature turns your message into a sealed drop a promise Onchain that it exists, waiting for exactly one person.
The drop lives Onchain, not on a server. Nobody can peek, edit, or quietly delete it before it's read.
Your person connects their wallet, claims it, reads it. The moment they do, it's closed for good.
Once opened, does it just sit there forever?
Servers get taken down, companies fold, links rot.
Forwarded links, shared devices, wrong copy-paste.
Edited mid-flight, swapped, altered before it's read.
| Feature | Signal / iMessage | DEADROP | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Server stores your message | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ Never |
| Requires account / identity | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ Just a wallet |
| Can be read more than once | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ One time only |
| Sits in an inbox forever | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ Never |
| Anyone can send you one, no account | No | No | Yes |
| Key never leaves sender | No | No | Yes |
Every drop is claimed once and only once — enforced onchain, not by an app policy someone could quietly change.
This entire dapp is a static file. Drops live on BOT Chain. There's no server to subpoena, hack, or shut down.
Post your drop link anywhere. Anyone can send you a message without an account — just a wallet and a moment.
DEADROP is a convention, not a platform. The contract is public. Anyone can build a compatible sender or reader. It's yours.
Sealed before it leaves this tab. Held on BOT Chain. Opened once.
Sealed before it leaves your browser. Held onchain, opened once.
Sealed before it leaves your browser. They'll get to open it once.
Connect your wallet to read anonymous drops sent to you.
Your drops are end-to-end encrypted.
Connect your Stellar wallet to decrypt and read them.