How restaurants can send contracts, handbooks and rotas to new starters on password-protected links that expire, and collect ID documents back without them living on a manager's phone.
How law firms can send case files on password-protected links that expire, and collect client documents without another chain of attachments. What the Free plan covers, and when Pro and Max make sense.
Itineraries, advance packs, site surveys and threat assessments shouldn't live in inboxes. How security firms send files that expire, with passwords and encryption.
Cloud share links rarely expire. "Anyone with the link" stays open for years. Here is the quiet privacy fail — and how expiring TinyX links close the door.
How restaurants use short links, QR codes, forms and expiring file links: menus you can change without reprinting, feedback and catering forms, and new-starter documents that don't linger.
Client-side AES-256-GCM means TinyX never holds your key. Here is how the upload path works, what Free includes (expiry + passwords), and why Pro and Max unlock E2E encryption and upload drops.