Document links that lock and expire.
Share a document with a short link, add a password and set an expiry date. After it expires, the link stops working, even with the password.
What Lox does for you
- Restrict who can open a link
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Password
Visitors enter it before the redirect.
- Stop access after a deadline
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Expiry
After the date, visitors see an expiry notice.
- Check whether a link was opened
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Analytics
The last click and the click history.
- Keep matters separate
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Folders and notes
A folder per matter, with a note on who received each link.
Example setup
lox.li/s/m114-draft
files.example.com/matter-114/draft.pdf
Password · expires in 7 days · note: sent to the other side
Questions
Does Lox store our documents?
No. Lox links to files you host elsewhere, and the file host's permissions still apply.
Is a password on a short link enough for confidential files?
No. It stops casual access to the link. Protect confidential files with the file host's own permissions as well.
Related use cases
All use cases- Client links that look professional. Send clients short links to proposals, invoices and files.
- Clear links for patients. Give patients short links and QR codes for booking, forms and health information.
- Short links for public information. Put readable short links and QR codes on notices, letters and posters.
100 links and 2 bio pages, free.
Short links, QR codes and analytics on every one. No card needed.