BurnPony
com.burnpony.androidSelf-destructing encrypted notes. The recipient just opens a link.
Latest documented release1.4.027 Aug 2026 · 2.5 MB→01 / Overview
Is BurnPony safe?
Send a secret without making the other person install anything. Write a note, set the self-destruct rules, share one link. The note is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before anything is uploaded, and it decrypts only in the recipient's browser. The decryption key travels in the part of the link after the , which browsers never send to any server — so the server stores ciphertext it cann…
- Developer
- NorseHorse
- Category
- Note
- Earliest archived version
- 27 Aug 2026
- License
- Apache-2.0 (per F-Droid metadata)
02 / Release notes
Release notes from F-Droid
Route BurnPony through Tor or a SOCKS5 proxy. A new Proxy section in Settings offers off, Orbot one-tap, or a custom SOCKS5 host and port. Add a username and password to put BurnPony on its own Tor circuit, separate from other apps (stream isolation). When a proxy is enabled and unreachable…
Full notes →03 / Package identity
Technical fingerprint
com.burnpony.android2995fe5109326478d54a20a6dc603c77e2ed6833dcac4cde53aa4221767d385205:4E:EF:E6:E5:D8:FD:7E:B0:58:25:E6:8E:EA:33:B0:A2:C2:D5:8F:1B:80:AF:05:F7:56:25:34:C8:18:38:6604 / Version archive
Documented releases
1 TOTAL05 / Safety & access
Safety verdict
Declared permissions
Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.
06 / Sources
Evidence ledger
Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.