Accountants, lawyers, doctors, therapists — if your clients trust you with their private affairs, you can use AI without betraying that trust. Structured details like ID numbers, account numbers and contact details are swapped for neutral placeholders before anything leaves your computer, and free-form names are flagged by an on-device name-detection model that finds most, not all of them (95.3% of person names, 81.7% of company names on our published benchmark) and holds the send rather than risk a name slipping through; the answer comes back with the real ones restored, and we keep no readable copy along the way.
No card required. You land straight in a simple chat — drop a file and ask.
The duty is the same everywhere — only the documents change. Each page speaks your language: your files, your rules, your examples.
Client ledgers, contracts and letters — with identifiers swapped out automatically and client names caught on-device before the AI sees them.
Case files, contracts and pleadings — without putting privilege at risk.
Referral letters and discharge summaries — with patient identifiers replaced before anything leaves your computer.
Session notes and reports — without exposing who your clients are.
Portfolio reviews and suitability reports — without revealing whose money it is.
Working papers and board minutes — with identifiers masked automatically and entity names caught on-device before the AI sees them.
CVs, interview notes and people files — without exposing your people.
Claims files and medical reports — without exposing your policyholders.
Offers, applications and AML packs — without exposing buyers' finances.
Returns and tax-authority letters — with tax IDs swapped out automatically and names caught on-device first.
Deeds, wills and powers of attorney — without breaking notarial secrecy.
Every profession page describes the same product — because the protection doesn't depend on your job title.
ID numbers, addresses and contact details are swapped for neutral placeholders automatically, before anything leaves your computer. Free-form names are flagged by a name-detection model that runs on your device too — it finds most, not all (95.3% of person names and 81.7% of company names on our published benchmark), so review the highlights before you send; and if the model isn't ready yet, the send is held rather than risk a name slipping through. Recall on free-form names is strong but not perfect — unusual or non-Latin names can be missed. For your most confidential files, the desktop app tokenises the file itself entirely on your own machine first. The AI works on content, not people.
No clear-text copies of your documents, your questions or the answers. The only content-adjacent state is tokenised and transient — see the data map. There is nothing in the clear on our side to breach, subpoena or lose.
Every request produces a signed, tamper-evident receipt you can verify independently and keep on file as evidence of your diligence.
Free to start, no card required. Drop a document, ask your question, and see the answer come back with the names where they belong.
Questions first? Write to hello@cloakapi.io — a human answers.