Your secrets stay yours, even when your AI tools don't.
Redactr strips API keys, credentials and customer data out of every request before it reaches Claude, Copilot or ChatGPT — and runs each AI agent in a sealed, locked-down container.
No code leaves your control. Works with the AI tools your team already uses.
Every autocomplete is your code leaving the building.
AI coding tools are too good to give up — and too invisible to trust blindly. Every request carries whatever happens to be in the file, and nobody can see what's going out the door.
Keys ride along
A hardcoded API key, a connection string, a private key checked in two years ago — they travel with the context, every time.
"We won't train on it" isn't enough
Your data still left your control and sat in someone else's logs. That's not an answer you can give an auditor under GDPR, HIPAA or PCI.
Zero idea how often
Which developers, which tools, which data? There's no log and no number — just a constant trickle you can't see or measure.
Something in the middle that checks what's leaving.
Redactr sits between your AI tools and the provider. It catches each request on the way out, scrubs the sensitive parts, and forwards the rest — so the AI still gets the code it needs to help.
Known patterns
Emails, card numbers, tokens and IDs that look the way they always look.
Suspiciously random
Fresh API keys don't match any pattern — so it catches strings that are too random to be ordinary text.
Understands context
A model that recognizes names and addresses by how they're used, not just how they're shaped.
Your own rules
Add the things that are sensitive to your business. The layers cover each other's blind spots.
A gateway between your work and the world.
Every AI agent runs sealed and watched — nothing reaches the outside except through Redactr.
Protection that gets out of the way.
Layered redaction
Four detection approaches working together to catch both the obvious secrets and the ones that don't look like anything.
Sandboxed agents
Each AI agent runs in a sealed container that can only reach the world through Redactr. Sketchy dependencies stay boxed in.
Team control plane
Set policy once, sign it, push it to every device. It applies automatically — and keeps working even if the server is unreachable.
Fleet visibility
See how many machines are protected right now — and get flagged the moment a tool starts talking to a provider outside the proxy.
Signed policy
Policies are cryptographically signed, so a single misconfigured or compromised device can't quietly weaken your protection.
Zero-config tools
Type redactr claude and you're protected. Native-feeling, nothing new to learn.
Designed around what actually hurts.
Credentials, keys and customer data — the things that turn into incidents. Tuned to catch those, and built to improve over time.
We've tested Redactr against public datasets of realistic sensitive data, and it catches the large majority of common secrets and PII. But we'll be straight with you: no tool catches everything. Redactr is a very good seatbelt, not a force field. The point isn't perfection — it's turning an invisible, unmeasured trickle into something you can see, control and steadily tighten.
Oversight without surveillance.
Security teams get the visibility they need on metadata only. The server learns that “an API key was redacted on this machine” — never your code, your traffic, or the redacted values themselves. You get control without building something your own developers resent.
See a secret get caught before it leaves.
If your team leans on AI tools and the data question has been nagging at you, we'll show you what Redactr looks like in practice — on your own workflow.