Reaper · live de-identification

Paste anything.
Watch the you disappear.

An email, a page, a form — whatever. Reaper 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
Paste it here — an address, an email, a whole page0 chars
severed: 0
What survives (the safe version)Reaper · Level 3 · Identity-Blind
Redacted text appears here — the questions stay, the person goes.
Why this is the proof, not a promise

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.

It's the same filter that runs inside our apps 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.

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. The heavier pass, and the version that runs on your phone where nothing can ever leave, live in the app — no paywall, no trial, no catch, and the door has been open since day one. Come join the family.

Common questions

Is Reaper free?
Completely free — no account, no sign-up. Paste text or drop a document and it redacts instantly.
Does my document get uploaded?
No. The redaction runs entirely in your browser. Your text and files never leave your device — nothing is ever sent to a server.
What personal information does it remove?
Names, emails, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, credit cards, street addresses, IP addresses, dates of birth, ZIP codes and radio call signs — replaced with safe labels, while the meaning of the text stays intact.
Is it actually private?
Yes, and you can prove it: turn off your wifi and it still works. Because the tool never contacts a server, we cannot see, store, or misuse what you paste.