💣 bombMemo

Move Links from a PC Cafe to Your Phone

You don't need to sign in to your Google or KakaoTalk account on a PC cafe computer. Paste a link or text into bombMemo and tap Send. A 6-digit code, a QR code and a link appear right away, ready to open on your phone.

When to use it

How to use it

  1. Open bombMemo. Open bombMemo in the browser on the PC cafe computer. You don't need to sign in.
  2. Paste your text. Paste the guide URL or Discord invite link into the text box. Guests can send text and files, but photos are for members only.
  3. Choose how long to keep it and tap Send. A 6-digit code and QR code appear right away. You can pick 1, 5, 10 or 30 minutes.
  4. Open it on the other device. Enter the 6-digit code, scan the QR code or open the link on your phone. Once the time is up, the note is deleted automatically. If you use it as a guest, no account login is left on the PC cafe computer. Browser history may still remain, so clear it yourself before you leave the seat.

What about game screenshots?

Photos, including screenshots, can only be sent by members who sign in with Google. Members can send up to 10 photos and 3 files (50 MB each), kept for up to 24 hours. Guests can send text and files, but not photos. If you sign in with Google on a PC cafe computer, it may leave a trace there, so decide for yourself whether to do that.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to log in on the PC cafe computer?

No. Guests can send text and files without logging in and share them by code, QR code or link. You don't need to put your KakaoTalk or Google account on the PC cafe computer.

When are sent notes deleted?

After the time you chose (1, 5, 10 or 30 minutes) has passed, no one can open the note, and the text is permanently deleted from the server within about a minute. There are no backups, so it cannot be recovered.

Can guests send files too?

Yes. Guests can send text and up to 3 files per note, 20 MB each, such as ZIP, PDF, HWP and DOCX. Photos are for members who sign in with Google, up to 10 photos and 3 files of 50 MB each. Only open files from people you trust, since files can carry malware.

Is it okay to send a password or verification code?

No. Please don't send sensitive information such as passwords, verification codes or personal data. Anyone who has the code, QR code or link can open the note.