AI for Everyone.
Zero Exposure.
You shouldn't have to choose between using AI and protecting sensitive data. We built a tool so you don't have to.
The Uncomfortable Truth
No One Wants to Hear
AI has changed how we work. It helps us debug faster, write better, and solve problems we couldn't solve alone.
But there's a problem. Every time you paste something into ChatGPT or Claude, you're sending that data to someone else's servers. Most of the time, that's fine. But when that data contains customer emails, API keys, or confidential information—that's a risk most teams aren't comfortable with.
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risk x millions of uses = a problem waiting to happen
It doesn't matter how reputable the company is. Servers get misconfigured. Employees make mistakes. Breaches happen. The only way to guarantee your data won't be leaked is to never send it in the first place.
“Hoping nothing goes wrong isn't a security strategy.”
The Only True Security
The only way to guarantee your data won't be leaked by a third party is to never send it to a third party.
Your data needs to be protected before AI sees it. Not after. Not "mostly." Completely.
This is the only guarantee.
The Context Problem
Redaction sounds simple. Find sensitive data. Remove it. Done. But crude redaction destroys context—and without context, AI can't help you.
Original
"Please reach out to john.smith@acme.com regarding the Q3 financial projections he shared in last week's board meeting."
Crude Redaction
“"Please reach out to [REDACTED] regarding the [REDACTED] he shared in [REDACTED]."”
That's not a sentence anymore. It's a skeleton. AI can't help you with a skeleton.
Redactorr
“"Please reach out to [EMAIL_1] regarding the [DOCUMENT_1] they shared in [MEETING_1]."”
Context preserved. Relationships intact. Meaning survives.
john.smith@acme.com[EMAIL_1]Smart redaction replaces sensitive data with consistent placeholders. The relationships survive. The meaning survives. Only the sensitive data is gone.
The Current Nightmare
Look at what organizations are doing today to navigate this mess—and why none of it works.
The Multi-Tool Problem
One tool for redaction. Another for AI. Copy, paste, check, switch tabs, copy again, paste again. Repeat for every task.
The Custom Model Trap
Want AI that understands your business? Custom model training costs $50K+ and takes months. Then a better model comes out and you start over.
Custom models become obsolete faster than they deliver value.
The False Choice
Most solutions force you to pick:
We thought there had to be a better way.
Why?
Why spend months training custom models that become obsolete?
Why accept "good enough" security that still leaves gaps?
Why force people to choose between protecting data and getting work done?
What if you didn't have to choose?
Your data stays on your device. Verify it yourself.
We built Redactorr to solve this:
Sensitive data stays on your device.
AI still gets the context it needs.
You can verify this yourself in DevTools.
No uploads. No exceptions.
You don't have to hope your data is safe. You can see that it is. Open DevTools. Watch the Network tab. Paste sensitive data. Zero outbound requests.
The Redactorr Promise
What we commit to:
Everyone should be able to use AI safely.
Not just companies with dedicated security teams.
Not just developers who understand the technical details.
Not just organizations with compliance officers.
Everyone.
The entrepreneur
protecting client confidentiality while scaling
The healthcare worker
handling patient records who wants to work more efficiently
The teacher
grading essays who needs AI help without exposing student information
The lawyer
reviewing contracts who can't risk privileged information
The developer
debugging production issues who can't paste raw logs
AI should help you work better, not create liability.
This Is Redactorr
Protect first. Then create.
Don't trust. Verify.
Your data stays on your device.
We built the tool we needed. Now we're sharing it.
Try it free. Verify it yourself.
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