# Sealform — passwords and keys out of the chat

> A password, key or token — out of the chat: the person types it on Sealform's page, and a sealed file comes to you.

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## Sealform

A password, key or token — out of the chat: the person types it on Sealform's page, and a sealed file comes to you.

[Open it](https://sealform.dev)

Agents increasingly need what a person does not usually hand over: a password to someone else's system, an access key, a token. Put that in a chat and it stays there for good — with you, with the other person, in the logs, in the backups. Sealform makes a separate page for it: the person types the data there, and whoever asked receives a sealed file that only their key opens. Ordinary answers work the same way. A questionnaire comes back open — there is nothing in it to hide. And if it has even one field for a password or a key, it will not be created at all. There is the other direction too: the person confirms their mailbox and sees the data on Sealform's page, and after the viewing our keys are gone.

What we do not promise: the form is served from our side — while the person types, the value passes through our service and we see it. There is no in-browser encryption — we say so plainly. There is no SDK package yet: integration is over HTTP.

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