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From copy to safe paste in five steps.
One shortcut swap. Everything else happens locally, in under a second.
Copy
Copy anything as you normally would — a log, a config, a stack trace.
Press ⌘⇧V
The Safe Paste shortcut, wherever you’d normally paste — ChatGPT, Slack, a support ticket. It scans in well under a second.
Local scan
PasteCloak checks the clipboard on-device against its detector set and your custom rules. Nothing is sent over the network.
Preview
If something’s caught, you see what category it falls into — without needlessly exposing the original value.
Paste sanitized (or original)
Paste a sanitized version with placeholders swapped in, or paste the original anyway — your call, every time.
A private key example
PasteCloak flags this before the paste completes. You choose to paste the redacted placeholder or the original key.
PasteCloak never sends clipboard content anywhere
Detection, preview, and sanitization all happen on-device. PasteCloak doesn’t upload your clipboard, and it doesn’t keep a history of anything you copy.
Rolling out to a whole fleet? Same guard, managed centrally.
For IT teams managing a fleet of Macs. Settings come from a configuration profile, and every scan still happens locally, on each employee’s device.
MDM deployment
Configuration profile template for your MDM, not yet tested on a live MDM. Tell us your MDM and we’ll test it with you.
Pushed rule sets
Distribute internal token and credential patterns to every device from one config.
Locked settings
IT can lock detectors, rules, the shortcut and Guard ⌘V, and remove Pause. A user can still quit the app.
Still zero cloud scanning
Centralized management doesn’t mean centralized clipboard data — detection stays on each device.
