Prepare your input locally.
Prepare your text in a local workspace, separate from the AI tool. Review it before sharing the masked version.
01 / A privacy tool in development
We’re building a privacy layer that masks sensitive information before it reaches AI tools — then uses a local mapping to restore those details in the response.
Designed for local processing across AI workflows.
Original prompt
Draft a brief email to Alex Morgan at alex@example.com about the outage on 192.168.1.20.
This example uses fictional data. It does not analyze your own text.
Documents, support messages, and error logs can contain sensitive details that an AI tool does not need. The planned privacy layer gives you a chance to review those details before sharing.
Prepare your text in a local workspace, separate from the AI tool. Review it before sharing the masked version.
Review the detected details and choose what to mask. Consistent placeholders help preserve the relationships within your text.
Use the mapping on your device to restore unchanged placeholders in the response. Read the restored answer locally.
This describes the intended workflow. Automatic detection can miss sensitive details; review remains part of the design.
02 / Product direction
TalhaBuild is developing a privacy layer for a global audience. The product is currently in the concept and design stage; these are the planned next steps.
No launch date announcedBuild local detection for email addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses, and selected API key formats, with a review screen and a consistent replacement map.
Evaluate local models for names and addresses, starting with English and Turkish. Explore country-specific identifiers as coverage grows.
Explore browser, desktop, and developer integrations. Assess optional cloud-assisted detection against the project’s privacy requirements before deciding whether to offer it.
03 / Questions
Not yet. The product is in the concept and design stage. This page introduces the planned workflow through an interactive example using fictional data.
Consistent placeholders help preserve relationships between people and other details. Masking can still affect the answer when your request depends on the original value. Placeholders that the AI changes or omits may not be restorable.
The planned default is local processing: the AI tool would receive the masked text. If a cloud-assisted option is introduced, it would require your explicit choice and clearly explain what information leaves your device.
No. Automated detection may miss information, and the remaining context may still identify someone. The goal is to reduce accidental disclosure, with a review step before sharing.
Talha is building the project under TalhaBuild. Feedback from people who use AI in their everyday work will help shape the first prototype.
Help shape the first prototype
Tell Talha which kinds of information you want to mask and which AI tools you use. Please use fictional examples rather than private data.