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Simple guides, step-by-step tutorials, and answers for redacting documents safely before sending them to AI models and external teams.
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Explore tutorials and documentation organised by your workflow stage.
Getting Started
Quick start guide, first 30 seconds, and basic concepts for new teams.
Redacting Documents
How to redact PDFs, spreadsheets, scans, text notes, and custom IDs.
AI & LLM Workflows
Safely sending redacted context to ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot.
The Vault & Reversible Tokens
How client-held keys, encrypted session retention, and unmasking work.
Trust & Data Privacy
Client-side processing guarantees, zero retention, and statutory compliance.
Reference & Formats
Supported file types, detection entity lists, and frequently asked questions.
Featured Guides & Tutorials
Step-by-step walkthroughs for the most common document redaction tasks.
Quick Start Guide
Get up and running with Redactorr in 30 seconds. Paste text, review findings, and copy clean output.
Understanding Reversible Placeholders
How [PERSON_1] and [COMPANY_1] preserve full document context for AI while masking sensitive details.
Supported File Formats & Limits
Complete overview of supported document formats including PDF, Word DOCX, Excel spreadsheets, and scans.
Redact Plain Text & Clipboard Content
Clean short notes, prompts, emails, and copied snippets before pasting them into external AI tools.
Using Redactorr with ChatGPT & Claude
Step-by-step guide to sanitising complex legal, clinical, and financial briefs before LLM analysis.
The Vault & Client-Held Keys
How client-side AES-GCM encryption ensures only your team can unmask redacted identifiers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, straightforward answers about privacy, AI integration, and file safety.
Does my document get uploaded to Redactorr’s servers?
No. Redactorr runs entirely inside your web browser using local WebAssembly (WASM). Your original documents and unmasked sensitive data never touch an external server or database.
Can AI still understand my document if names and numbers are masked?
Yes. Redactorr uses context-preserving placeholders like [PATIENT_1], [DOCTOR_1], and [ACCOUNT_NUMBER] so AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot) retain 100% of the grammatical and logical meaning.
How do I restore the original names after AI generates an answer?
Use The Vault. Simply paste the AI’s response back into Redactorr, and your client-held session key instantly swaps the placeholders back into the original names with one click.
What if Redactorr flags a word that shouldn’t be redacted?
You have complete human review control. Click any highlighted finding to whitelist it, or click any unhighlighted text to manually add a custom redaction.
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