// FAQ
Do you need an account?
Zero sign-up, zero password: why sending works without an account.
No, no sign-up. Enter the email, the recipient's number and your message, then confirm. Less sign-up also means less data about you.
No account is required. You open the page, you write, you send. This isn't just about convenience: the less information you're asked for, the less data can be tied back to you.
The answer in detail
Creating an account would mean a verified email, a password, often a phone number — all of them ways to link back to you. By removing sign-up, we remove that persistent profile: there's no sender history to look up, hack or resell.
The email that the form may ask for is used for proper delivery and to fight abuse, not to build a marketing profile. It opens no personal space and does not identify you to the recipient.
The practical upshot: nothing to remember, nothing to delete later. Every send stands on its own, with no dashboard piling up your past messages.
Real-world examples
›A one-off message
You have a single message to get across: no need to sign up for a one-time use.
›From a shared computer
No session left open, no password typed: nothing stays behind you on the machine.
Key takeaway
No account, no password, no persistent profile: less data, more anonymity.
// Anonymous SMS · Hidden number · To France
Envoyez votre message, gardez l'anonymat
Votre numéro reste masqué, aucune inscription, aucune trace. Rédigez, confirmez, et votre SMS part de façon totalement anonyme.
Envoyer un SMS anonyme