Every webhook, every API call, every token flowing between your systems — travels in plain text. Both the sending and receiving server see everything. NoData encrypts any field in one line of code — both sides go blind.
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Everything flows encrypted. The server is blind.
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Any system that speaks HTTP. One line of code.
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We'll generate an RSA-4096 key on your device, register it anonymously, and return an API key.
🔒 Free forever. 100 calls/day.
👁️🗨️ Our server is blind — never sees your data.
🚫 Fully private. No email, no name, no nothing.
FAQ
What exactly happens when I call /encrypt?+
The value is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on our server, returned as a token (ndc_enc_...), and the original is immediately wiped from memory. We only store metadata: field name, timestamp, hash. Never the value itself.
Can I use this with n8n / Zapier / Make?+
Yes. Any system that can send an HTTP POST with an Authorization header works. In n8n it's the HTTP Request node, in Zapier it's Webhooks, in Make it's the HTTP module. Two endpoints: /encrypt and /decrypt.
What if you get breached?+
There's nothing to steal. We don't store original values, decryption keys, or session data. An attacker who breaches our server finds metadata and hashes. Worth zero.
Is 100 calls/day enough?+
For one project — yes. Each encrypt or decrypt = one call. Need more? Business gives 5,000/day. Quota resets at midnight UTC, every day.
Our server is blind. Your key stays with you. Even we can't decrypt.