SecuredAI

SecuredAI attacks a specific problem: people paste sensitive information into AI chats, and that information leaves their control. The platform watches each prompt, spots recognized sensitive patterns — names, emails, phone numbers, organization names, account numbers and identifiers, plus any custom patterns you define — and swaps them for neutral placeholders like [PERSON_A] or [EMAIL_1] before the request is sent. The model still sees enough structure to give a useful answer.

What separates SecuredAI from simpler masking tools is what happens after the answer comes back. Most redaction workflows leave you staring at a response full of [REDACTED] blocks. SecuredAI's Zero-Knowledge Vault keeps your real values encrypted on your own device under a Master Key the vendor never stores, and restores them locally so the final answer reads normally. SecuredAI itself never sees or retains the underlying sensitive data.

It is clearly aimed at regulated and security-conscious environments — healthcare, financial services, legal, and larger enterprises — where teams want AI productivity but cannot risk exposing protected data. The product runs as a browser-based assistant with OpenAI and DeepSeek support today and more models announced. You can try a live protection demo on the site before committing, and there is a free tier with no credit card required. SecuredAI is operated by Mayhem Development LLC.