SecureText vs SSAVR (ssavr.com)
SSAVR pioneered IP-based shared notepads. SecureText includes that same mode — and goes much further.
SSAVR is a standalone tool focused entirely on IP-based notepad sharing. SecureText includes SSAVR mode as one of four access modes within a full encrypted notepad product. On top of IP-based access, SecureText adds AES-256-GCM password encryption, rich text editing, multi-tab notes, and public/private controls — all in one place.
| Feature | SecureText | SSAVR (ssavr.com) |
|---|---|---|
| IP-Based Access | ||
| Password Encryption | ||
| Multi-Tab Notes | ||
| Rich Text Editor | ||
| Public/Private Modes | ||
| Custom URL Slugs | ||
| Zero-Knowledge Architecture | ||
| No Ads | Unknown | |
| Dark/Light Theme |
Why Choose SecureText?
SSAVR mode in SecureText works just like ssavr.com — notes are accessible to anyone on the same IP. But SecureText also lets you add a password on top, giving you two independent security layers.
SecureText is a full-featured encrypted notepad. SSAVR is just one of its access modes — you also get password-only mode, public mode, and private mode all in the same product.
Multi-tab notes let you organise multiple pieces of content under a single URL, something SSAVR does not support.
All note content is encrypted client-side using AES-256-GCM before reaching the server. SSAVR relies purely on IP matching with no encryption at rest.
Try SecureText SSAVR Mode
Access your shared IP notepad — and optionally add a password for an extra layer of encryption. No sign-up needed.
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