Keevala Drop: a free Bitwarden Send alternative
Bitwarden Send lets Bitwarden users share text or files through links with expiry dates and access limits. It is a solid feature — but only if you already use Bitwarden as your password manager.
A Bitwarden Send alternative makes sense when you need one-time secure sharing without a password manager account, without an invite for the recipient, and with browser-side encryption the service itself cannot read.
Keevala Drop vs Bitwarden Send
Compare with the official Bitwarden Send product at bitwarden.com/products/send.
Why use a Bitwarden Send alternative?
Bitwarden Send is tied to the Bitwarden ecosystem. That is perfect if your whole team lives in Bitwarden, but it adds friction for everyone else: the sender needs an account, and sharing outside the team still depends on a link plus whatever expiry you configure.
Keevala Drop is standalone. No password manager required, no account for guests, and the simplest possible security model: the link works once, then the ciphertext is permanently deleted.
- No password manager account needed
- 3 guest drops a day with zero signup
- Files and text in one encrypted link
- Drops and links managed in the same Keevala account
Keevala Drop vs Bitwarden Send
Both products encrypt content end-to-end, and both are good choices. Bitwarden Send gives you configurable access counts and long expiry windows; Keevala Drop gives you strict one-open burns and browser-side AES-256-GCM with the key only in your link fragment.
If you already pay for Bitwarden and only share inside your team, Send is the natural pick. If you want a free tool you can use with anyone — clients, contractors, family — without touching your password manager, Keevala Drop is the better fit.
Drop quotas per plan
Guests: 3 drops a day. Free: 25 drops a month. Pro: 250 drops a month. Enterprise: 2,500 drops a month. Expiry choices scale too — up to 7 days on Pro and 30 days on Enterprise.
1. Seal it
Encrypt a password, note, or file with AES-256 in your browser.
2. Share the link
The key travels only in the link fragment — Keevala never sees it.
3. It burns
Opened once, then permanently deleted. Nothing left to leak.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free Bitwarden Send alternative without an account?
Yes. Keevala Drop gives guests 3 drops a day with no account and no signup. Free accounts get 25 drops a month — no password manager required.
Is Keevala Drop as secure as Bitwarden Send?
Both are end-to-end encrypted. Keevala Drop uses AES-256-GCM in your browser with the key only in the link fragment, so the relay never sees it. Content burns after a single open, which is the strictest possible access limit.
Can I send files to people who do not use my tools?
Yes. Anyone with the link can open a Keevala Drop once — the recipient needs no account, no app, and no password manager. That is the main workflow difference from Bitwarden Send.
What expiry options does Keevala Drop have?
10 minutes, 1 hour, or 24 hours on guest and free plans; up to 7 days on Pro and up to 30 days on Enterprise. Opened drops burn immediately regardless of expiry.
Does Keevala Drop work for team use?
Yes. Pro and Enterprise plans include drop quotas of 250 and 2,500 per month respectively, alongside Keevala link shortening, analytics, and security features in one dashboard.
Send your first one-time drop
Keevala Drop is the free Bitwarden Send alternative for one-time sharing outside your password manager — browser-side encryption, one-open burns, and no account required.
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