OmniShield
Stop leaking secrets into AI chat
What it does
Most AI tools help you talk to AI more. OmniShield helps you stop leaking to AI. ChatGPT extensions organize chats or add sidebars. We mask secrets at send time — inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini & Cursor — before they leave your browser. On-device. No prompt upload. API keys,env dumps, JWTs, emails: gone before send. Free core masking. Pro adds OCR, healthcare patterns, block mode. Other launches give you a better assistant. We give you a seatbelt for AI.
OmniShield masks API keys, passwords, and PII before they reach ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Cursor — 100% on-device. Free Chrome extension.
OmniShield intercepts your prompts before they leave the browser, replacing API keys, passwords, and PII with safe placeholders — on your device, zero servers. Developers, founders, and security teams who use LLMs daily without leaking credentials or customer data. Hooks the send path so the raw secret never reaches the AI provider's servers — not just a visual blur or warning. Free and Pro process prompts locally. Your chat content never touches OmniShield's infrastructure. Masking runs in microseconds at the browser level — no round trip, no perceptible delay. OpenAI, AWS, GitHub, Stripe, GCP keys + emails, cards, phone numbers, and custom rules (Pro). Healthcare pattern pack detects PHI…from omnishield.app
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