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+---
+type: "template"
+name: "NexFade Secure Share"
+slug: "nexfade-secure-share"
+tagline: "Turns files and notes into one-time encrypted NexFade links you can revoke"
+description: "Ask it to share something sensitive and it wraps the file or note in a one-time NexFade link instead of pasting the content into the chat. Encryption happens locally, so NexFade only ever receives ciphertext, and you can check a link's status or revoke it. Requires a NexFade account."
+sharer:
+  handle: "rynmark-repo"
+  name: "NexFade"
+  url: "https://github.com/rynmark-repo"
+  platform: "github"
+share_url: "https://x.ai/bot/s9i2gj-picjq7jFrNWwQt"
+tags: ["business", "productivity", "data", "on-demand"]
+primary_category: "business"
+includes: ["instructions", "memories", "skills"]
+includes_note: "Needs a NexFade account; free and paid plan limits apply. No custom MCP or plugin install is involved."
+integrations: []
+related_use_cases: []
+featured: false
+added_at: "2026-10-01T17:06:21.000Z"
+updated_at: "2026-10-01T17:06:21.000Z"
+verified_at: "2026-10-01T17:06:21.000Z"
+status: "live"
+---
+
+## What it does
+
+NexFade Secure Share is for the moment you have something sensitive to hand over — a document, a credential, a private note — and a plain paste feels too permanent. Ask for a secure share and the bot creates an encrypted NexFade link that works once. It can also report a link's status or revoke one if you change your mind, and it asks for confirmation before delivering anything or carrying out a revoke, rather than claiming success on its own.
+
+The design point is who sees what: encryption happens locally, so NexFade receives ciphertext only, while the original content and the returned links stay with Grok under its own privacy terms. A NexFade account is required, and free and paid plan limits apply.
+
+## Before you install
+
+Open the share link and read the instructions it carries before you add it. This one came straight from its maker through the repo's issue queue, after the /submit/ form rejected their request; adding it copies the setup into your own account rather than giving you access to theirs. We verified the install link and NexFade's integration, pricing and privacy pages are live — we have not run an authenticated end-to-end test of the flow ourselves.