An email, a page, a form — whatever. Blackout strips the identity out of it. And here's the part that matters: it happens right here in your browser. Nothing is sent to us. Ever.
Running on your device · nothing leaves · open your Network tab and check
Takes the things that name a person outright — email, SSN, card, account and routing
numbers, phone, address, date of birth. Everything else stays readable.
The heavier pass — Ghost, which also takes names, money, dates and every remaining
number — lives in the app. It is aggressive by design and will remove things you did not
mean to hide — the right trade on a document you are handing to a stranger, the wrong one
in a free box on a web page. It runs on your phone, where nothing can ever leave.
No paywall, no trial, no catch — the door has been open since day one.
Come join the family.
This page is free forever, and it keeps getting better. If it caught something for
you today, it did its job — whether or not you ever install anything.
Every other AI asks you to trust that your data is safe. We don't. This page never talks to a server — the redaction runs in JavaScript on your device, so your text physically cannot reach us. Turn off your wifi and it still works. That's the whole point: we can't misuse what we never receive.
The engine inside our apps is stricter still — it also takes coordinates, device identifiers and account numbers before anything is ever stored — we keep the question, we throw away the person, one way, with no map back. Try to break it. Paste your worst.