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I did something like this 3-4 years ago, it was in secretdiary.com (or .org), now with different people. The main difference is that the url fragment had two parts:

http://secretdiary.org/#IDENTIFIER-AUTOGENPASSWORD

The autogenerated password was optional (and random) and you could instead require a password. This way it was not GET-cached anywhere unless you wanted it to so you could share the actual URL anywhere with no fear of it leaking the secrets, or you could just share the whole thing similarly to cryptpad.fr

However it was one of my first projects so it didn't even had https.



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