Password Pusher is a self-hosted application for securely sharing sensitive information with automatic expiration and deletion.
The tool addresses the problem of safely transmitting passwords, secrets, and other sensitive data without leaving permanent records. It works by allowing users to create shareable links that expire either after a specified number of views or after a set duration, at which point the shared information is automatically deleted from the system. The application includes full audit logging to track who accessed what information and when, providing visibility into sensitive data sharing activities.
Password Pusher suits organizations and individuals who need to share credentials or secrets with colleagues, clients, or third parties without relying on email or chat systems where records persist indefinitely. It works well for IT teams, managed service providers, and security-conscious environments where temporary credential sharing is common. The self-hosted nature means you maintain control over where sensitive data is stored and processed, avoiding dependence on third-party services. The tool supports Docker deployment, making it straightforward to run in containerized environments.
The project shows consistent maintenance with regular updates addressing bugs and adding refinements. Development activity demonstrates responsiveness to reported issues and a pattern of incremental improvements rather than major architectural shifts. The codebase remains actively managed with attention to security considerations appropriate to its sensitive use case.
