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AI · August 17, 2025

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RedactMyPDF.com - AI-assisted PDF redaction with human review

Hi HN, I built RedactMyPDF.com after struggling to manually redact a large legal PDF, and I found that existing tools were either expensive or clunky. RedactMyPDF uses AI (Gemini) + OCR + human review to make redaction fast but safe: Auto-detects sensitive info based on document context (names, addresses, IDs, etc.) Full control to accept, reject, or add redactions Works on scanned PDFs (OCR with Tesseract) Secure & GDPR-compliant (AES-256, EU storage, one-click deletion) Irreversible blackouts + metadata removal Audit logs (CSV export for compliance) Try it here: www.redactmypdf.com Thanks!

RedactMyPDF.com - AI-assisted PDF redaction with human review launched on August 17, 2025 with 6 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

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