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Paste text, replace emails, phones, URLs, IPs, and long identifiers with placeholders, and export the cleaned result locally.
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Support teams, marketers, founders, QA operators, and anyone cleaning logs, tickets, notes, or exports before sharing.
Quick privacy cleanup when the goal is to mask obvious sensitive values, not run a compliance scanner.
Capture text-anonymizer intent with a browser-first, rule-based masking utility.
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A lot of privacy cleanup is simple operational work: take support logs, notes, or exports and remove the obvious sensitive fields before they leave the browser. This page is built for that exact job.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
No. The first version is rule-based only and does not attempt person-name detection.
No. The anonymization stays local in the browser.
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