Code and config scanning
Paste logs, .env files, appsettings.json, web.config, stack traces, or connection strings and review local findings.
Runs locally in your browser
Sanitize code and screenshots before sharing with AI.
SafeShare helps developers detect and redact API keys, connection strings, tokens, internal URLs, client names, emails, file paths, and other sensitive data before pasting into ChatGPT, Claude, Slack, GitHub Issues, Stack Overflow, or vendor support.
Before
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-proj-abc123abc123abc123abc123
ConnectionStrings__Default=Server=prod-db.local;User ID=app;Password=P@ssw0rd!
Error for jane.doe@clientco.com at C:\Users\jane\source\appAfter
OPENAI_API_KEY=[REDACTED_API_KEY]
ConnectionStrings__Default=[REDACTED_CONNECTION_STRING]
Error for [REDACTED_EMAIL] at [REDACTED_FILE_PATH]Screenshot redaction
Upload screenshots in the browser, draw redaction boxes, and export a redacted PNG without sending the image away.
.NET-friendly detection
Detect appsettings.json ConnectionStrings, web.config connectionStrings, Entity Framework, Azure SQL, and common config formats.
No upload required
The Free Version keeps pasted text and screenshots in browser memory. There is no login, database, or server-side scanner.
SafeShare helps detect common sensitive data, but you should always review before sharing.
Common things developers accidentally share
These show up in AI prompts, issue comments, support tickets, screenshots, and copied logs more often than teams expect.