PasteCloak

Built for developers who paste first and think about it later.

PasteCloak exists because pasting is the fastest habit in a developer’s day — and the one with the least review. It runs locally, from the menu bar on your Mac (a Windows version is on the way). The app makes no network connections. You download it from this site, or IT installs it, and PasteCloak never sends clipboard content anywhere.

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Local by design, not by marketing

Every scan happens on-device. PasteCloak never sends clipboard content anywhere and keeps no clipboard history — it only touches the current clipboard briefly during a paste, then forgets it.

That’s a deliberate constraint, not a limitation we’re working around. A tool built to catch secrets shouldn’t be the thing that stores them.

What we build around

Local-first

PasteCloak never sends clipboard content anywhere. Detection runs on your Mac.

No history, ever

Unlike clipboard managers, PasteCloak never stores what you copy.

Plain language over hype

We say what it catches and what it doesn’t. No absolute claims.

Built for developers

Category-specific detection and custom rules.

Who it’s for

Freelance developers

Pasting logs and configs into AI tools daily, with no IT safety net.

DevOps & infrastructure engineers

Working across terminals and dashboards full of connection strings.

AI automation consultants

Prompting with client data and credentials across multiple projects.

Agency technical directors

Responsible for what a whole team pastes into support tools and Slack.

See what PasteCloak catches, in detail.

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