Private when it matters. Ordinary when it doesn’t.
A private conversation that looks like a translation tool.
Share a link that opens to a real, working translator. The private view stays out of sight, locks when the page leaves the foreground, and leaves as little readable data behind as possible.
No face. No name. No number. No email.
Just a link, a phrase, and one other person.
Translate
What anyone opening the link sees
Discreet by design
Nothing on the shared page announces a conversation.
An ordinary cover
The invitation opens as a functional translator — with no password field, chat label, or private-session prompt.
An unremarkable link
Shared URLs use a random identifier under a normal tools path. The phrase is never included in the link.
Fast, automatic hiding
One tap hides the conversation. Switching tabs, changing apps, or locking the screen also returns it to the cover when the browser reports that the page is hidden.
A signal only you understand
A small neutral dot is grey when there is nothing waiting and turns green for an unread message — without showing names, previews, or counts.
More than camouflage
Privacy enforced beneath the interface.
Encrypted before upload
Message content is encrypted in your browser. The server stores ciphertext, not readable messages, and never receives the secret phrase.
Designed to disappear
Messages can expire after they are read, private views lock after inactivity, and the entire conversation can have its own lifetime.
No account trail
A private session works without profiles, contact lists, advertising, or message content analytics.
Share less. Retain less. Reveal less.
Create a two-person session with separate link and phrase sharing, automatic expiry, and a cover that remains useful on its own.
Create sessionNoduo cannot prevent screenshots, malware, or someone looking over your shoulder. Read the privacy notes and limitations.