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Screens what you type into ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and more for PII, secrets and sensitive content — before it leaves your browser. Secure Your AI Prompts with Emil Emil scans everything you type into AI chatbots for private and sensitive data, stopping leaks before they leave your browser. Every prompt you paste into ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude can carry customer PII, API keys, passwords, internal code, or confidential text you never meant to share. Emil acts as a privacy guard and data loss prevention (DLP) layer, screening your prompts both as you type and the moment you hit send. What Emil Detects Personal Data (PII): Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and national IDs Secrets: API keys, access tokens, passwords, private keys, and credentials Risk Factors: Confidential content and prompt injection patterns How It Works Local First: The core scan runs entirely in your browser with no network calls. Your text never goes to a third party just to be checked. Send Guard: When you press Enter or click send, Emil warns you, auto redacts, or blocks based on your choice. Redaction swaps sensitive values for [REDACTED] in the actual input box. Inline Shield: A floating indicator shows findings right on the prompt box, similar to Grammarly. Private by Default: Logging is off by default and strictly opt in. When enabled, it records only finding types and severities, never your text. Supported Platforms ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and more. Who It Is For Engineers, lawyers, healthcare and finance teams, and anyone handling regulated or confidential data who wants to stay compliant (GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2) without slowing down.
Jul 1, 2026
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