ROOTWIN PROJECT
SafeDigitalBot
SafeDigitalBot shipped self-destructing files (one minute to one year), QR generation for text and file links, password-entropy scoring, and a crypto-grade random generator. It is a finished Telegram product; the same instincts — TTL, user control, no extra UI — continue in WebRTC File Transfer and ROOTWIN’s independent-platform work.
SafeDigitalBot was ROOTWIN’s answer to jobs people do in a hurry: send a file that should not live forever, mint a QR code, check whether a password is actually weak, grab a random value. All inside Telegram, without a second app.
The 2026 update wave is what people remember:
- Dead-man files — set a lifetime from one minute to one year; when the timer ends, the file is deleted on the server.
- QR 2.0 — separate modes for file links and plain text, a higher limit, fewer surprises on long messages.
- Password audit — entropy, a rough crack-time hint, a readable strength scale.
- Random generator — cryptographic generation and careful handling of anything temporary.
Why we built it
ROOTBOT had already shown that utilities belong next to chat tools. SafeDigitalBot narrowed the brief: you should know how long your data lives. That is the thread that continues into browser P2P transfer and the 2026 platform reboot — less “trust the cloud,” more “this expires.”
Status: done as a Telegram product. The design notes are still in use.