Ac••••••••an<CUSTOM_1>Before ChatGPT or Claude reformats a client report, SafeContext replaces names, emails, financial figures, and company terms locally.
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Ac••••••••an<CUSTOM_1>ma••••••••om<EMAIL_1>$1•4k<CUSTOM_2>Pr••••••••ar<CUSTOM_3>The sample makes every replacement visible before you copy anything into an AI.
ma••••••••omreplaced with <EMAIL_1>this deviceAc••••••anreplaced with <CUSTOM_1>this deviceTesting three recurring moments: client reports, support tickets, and error logs headed to cloud AI.
The work people already paste
Replace client names, contacts, financial figures, and deal terms.
Keep customer identifiers and internal notes out of a rewrite prompt.
Catch API keys, tokens, customer emails, and private hosts.
Add project names or internal domains that public rules cannot know.
Privacy model
The browser cleaner runs deterministic checks on this device. We measure whether the workflow is useful, not what you paste into it.
Scanner content and detected values never reach our server.
Every replacement is listed before you copy the result.
SafeContext reduces exposure; it does not claim automatic compliance.
The next product test
We are testing a small browser guard for the specific work scenes that repeat. It warns before send and never silently rewrites your text.
For 10–250 person engineering and support teams
We are recruiting three paid design partners. Each pilot starts with one recurring log or support workflow, then adds only the local rules your team actually needs.
Founding access
Choose the offer you would actually buy. No charge is taken today; the next test will invite qualified users to a working paid beta.
Capability boundary
Replacing identifiers lowers exposure, but contextual trade secrets still require judgment. Review every cleaned result before sharing it with an external service.