BlurKit - Blur Sensitive Data for Screen Sharing

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Blur sensitive data on any web page before screen sharing or recording. Hide emails, passwords and API keys. 100% local. Blur emails, passwords, customer names and API keys on any web page before you screen share or record. 100% local. Share your screen without sharing your secrets. BlurKit hides sensitive data on any web page in real time: emails, phone numbers, passwords, customer names, card numbers, API keys and more. Blur, hide or mask it right in the browser tab before a screen share, recording, demo or screenshot. MANUAL BLUR • Click any text, image, button or form field to blur it • Drag to blur any area of the page • Select a passage and blur just those words • Remove all blur from the page in one click AUTO-DETECT SENSITIVE DATA One click finds and blurs sensitive information for you: • Email addresses and phone numbers • Credit card numbers, IBANs and Social Security numbers • Password fields • API keys, secrets and tokens • Crypto wallet addresses • Optional: money amounts, dates of birth and addresses Choose which categories you want blurred. BLUR LIST (KEYWORDS AND REGEX) Add words, names, client IDs or /regex/ patterns once, and BlurKit blurs every match on every site you visit. DEMO MODE Turn it on before you present and BlurKit blurs the whole screen, so nothing sensitive slips into your call or recording. Turn it off when you're done and go back to normal. MADE FOR • Sales demos and client presentations using real customer data • Tutorials, courses and screen recordings, with no video editing afterwards • Support and onboarding calls inside admin panels and CRMs • Webinars, live streams and screenshots for docs, tickets and social posts • Developers sharing a cloud console, dashboard or .env file in the browser PRIVACY BY DESIGN • Blurring and detection run entirely on your device • Page content, URLs and what you blur never leave your browser • No tracking of what's on your screen WORKS IN Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers. BlurKit blurs the page itself, so the blur is already in place when you record your screen or join a video call. Questions or ideas? Reach us at support@blurkit.app

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