Quick Dump
Securely dump raw code or API payloads. Share with end-to-end encryption.
What is Quick Dump?
Quick Dump is a secure, ephemeral code and text sharing tool. It lets you paste raw code, API responses, or any text and optionally share it with end-to-end encryption. Unlike traditional pastebins (Pastebin, GitHub Gists), Quick Dump encrypts your content client-side before it ever reaches a server. The encryption key is stored in the URL fragment (#) which is never sent to the server. This means even we cannot read your shared content.
How to Use Quick Dump
- 1Paste your content
Enter or paste any code, text, JSON, logs, or data into the editor.
- 2Format if needed
Use the formatting tools to beautify JSON or adjust the display.
- 3Share securely
Click "Share" to encrypt and generate a shareable URL. The decryption key is in the URL fragment.
- 4Set expiry
Links expire automatically for maximum security.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Quick Dump different from Pastebin?
Quick Dump uses client-side encryption. Your content is encrypted in your browser before being stored. The decryption key is in the URL fragment (#), which browsers never send to servers. This means no one — not even DevDeck — can read your shared content.
Do shared links expire?
Yes. Shared content is ephemeral and expires automatically. This ensures your sensitive data doesn't persist indefinitely on the internet.
Can I use this without sharing?
Yes! Quick Dump works as a local scratch pad too. You can paste and format content without ever sharing it. Nothing is stored unless you explicitly click "Share".
Why Use DevDeck?
Traditional pastebins store your data in plain text on their servers. DevDeck's Quick Dump uses zero-knowledge encryption — your content is encrypted before it leaves your browser, and only the person with the link can decrypt it.