OneSeen - Secret Confessions & One-Time Messages

Welcome to OneSeen, a fully anonymous platform where users can post confessions, send self-destructing secret messages, and experience complete privacy. Messages can only be viewed once and will disappear forever after being read or after 24 hours if unopened.

Screenshots

DEMO LINK

Features

• 🔒 Complete Anonymity – No login required for confessions.
• 📩 One-Time Secret Messages – Messages auto-delete after being read.
• ⏳ Timer-Based Expiry – Unopened messages expire in 24 hours.
• 📝 Anonymous Confession Feed – Post and read confessions without revealing your identity.
• 🛡 Privacy-Focused – No data storage, no tracking, no logs.
• 🔑 End-to-End Encryption – Messages are encrypted with a 60-digit key using the CryptoJS library.

Branches

The repository is structured into multiple branches for better organization:

• master (default) – The main stable release.
• BACKEND – Contains all backend-related development with Node.js and Express.
• DEPLOY – Deployment-specific configurations and scripts.
• NSFW-AI – AI-based NSFW content moderation and abuse detection.

Installation

Backend Setup

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/oneseen.git
   cd oneseen

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install  # or yarn install

3. Run the backend:

   npm start

Frontend Setup

1. Navigate to the frontend directory:

   cd frontend

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install

3. Run the frontend:

   npm run dev

Usage

• Post a confession: Users can submit anonymous confessions to the public feed.
• Send a secret message: Users generate a one-time link for private messages.
• Read before it’s gone: Once opened, messages disappear permanently.
• Encryption: Every message is encrypted using CryptoJS AES encryption with a randomly generated 60-digit key to ensure security.

Technologies Used

• Frontend: React.js
• Backend: Node.js / Express.js
• Database: MongoDB
• Real-time Processing: WebSockets
• Hosting: Render
• Encryption: CryptoJS (AES 256-bit encryption)

Contributing

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch: git checkout -b feature-branch.
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add new feature'.
4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature-branch.
5. Submit a Pull Request.

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🚀 OneSeen – Say it. See it. Gone Forever.