I've used one time secret for sending temporary passwords or sensitive numbers to colleagues without context. So much project communication takes place via inse

I've used one time secret for sending temporary passwords or sensitive numbers to colleagues without context. So much project communication takes place via insecure messaging such as email or im. It's not perfect security, but I've seen enough people have their websites hacked after having an email account compromised (and searched for the phrase 'password'). Tools like this don't so much give a false sense of security so much as remind the average person what a false sense of security they already have by using their cloud email service as a password manager. The developer also open sourced it so it can be integrated into an IT department's internal workflow if trusting him is too much. The command line tool is also a nice touch.