Clotr
Catches passwords, card numbers and IDs before they reach ChatGPT or Claude
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DataAnonymiser
Masks personal data before it reaches an AI chat, then puts it back in the reply
Teams that want to use ChatGPT on real customer text get a local redaction layer that round-trips the names back, from free to €12 a month, without routing data through another vendor.
DataAnonymiser strips names, emails, phone numbers and other personal details from what you send to AI tools, and restores them in the answer so the output still reads correctly. A browser extension warns you while typing in Gmail, ChatGPT and similar sites; a desktop app redacts documents, images, logs and whole folders; an enterprise console sets policy. Processing stays on your device. The free plan is rule-based; AI detection costs €5 a month, €12 for three devices.
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