I took the name from an internal tool at Slack where I worked. Similar concept, not sure if theirs encrypted in-browser. I notice your URL format stores the secret after a # which won't be logged on the server side, good work there.
Basically, same browser encryption idea with two differences.
They store encrypted data on the server's disk until expiry (which can be longer than Flashpaper) while Flashpaper is RAM-only, information nerver reach disk and burn at read or 24 hr max .
and Flashpaper has the AI agent side (API/MCP, claim-once dead-drop)
tbh, mostly just for fun. but also a bit issue from when I type API key in Claude and it's always remind me to delete or regen API keys. i think this might solve that.
Overall, really appreciate your inputs. will look at what u recommend. !