Classified // On-device // Mac-first

Stream your code.
Not your secrets.

Censr blacks out API keys, passwords, and sensitive data on your screen — before they ever hit your stream. Shows up as a camera in OBS, Zoom, Meet & Discord, and protects automatically the moment you go live. 100% on your Mac. Nothing uploaded, ever.

Download free — 14-day trial → // no card up front · then $29 (or $19 for the first 100 founding members)
~/my-app — zsh ● LIVE
# what your audience sees — sealed in real time
OPENAI_API_KEY = sk-proj-9fK2aQ
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID = AKIA9FAKE0KEY
DB_PASSWORD = hunter2!

func processFrame(buffer) {
    return redact(buffer)   // your code stays visible
}
100% on-device Works system-wide OBS · Zoom · Meet · Discord Mac-first
Why Censr

Browser extensions can't see your terminal.

Every other "blur my screen" tool only works inside a Chrome tab. But you don't leak secrets in a browser — you leak them in your terminal, your editor, your .env file, a database GUI. Censr watches all of it, because it works at the system level, not inside one app.

What it does

One safety net for everything on your screen.

Works system-wide

Terminal, VS Code, database GUIs, native apps — not just the browser. Wherever a secret appears, it gets sealed.

100% on-device

Detection runs on your Mac with Apple's on-device engine. Your screen never leaves your machine. No cloud, no logs.

One camera, every app

Censr appears as a virtual camera in OBS, Zoom, Meet, Teams & Discord. Set it once and every audience is covered.

Auto-on when you go live

Open it once and forget it. Censr starts protecting the moment your camera goes live, and stands down when you're done.

Zero-leak safety buffer

Your feed runs a beat behind real time, so a freshly-typed key is scanned and sealed before a single frame ever airs.

Panic button

One hotkey — ⌘⇧B — instantly blacks out everything, even mid-stream from another app. Your last line of defense.

How it works

Capture. Detect. Seal.

Capture

Censr reads the window or screen you're sharing — privately, on-device — and feeds a clean copy to its virtual camera.

Detect

It recognizes API keys, tokens, passwords, .env values and PII the instant they appear on screen.

Seal

A safety buffer holds the feed a beat, so every secret is blacked out before it reaches your audience.

The Censr app protecting a live code editor window — API keys, tokens and passwords sealed as pills, normal code still visible, with a live on-screen secret count, panic button and latency readout.
// Censr live — protecting a window, secrets sealed in real time
Close-up: an OpenAI key, Stripe key, AWS secret, GitHub token and password replaced with sealed pills while normal code stays readable.
// what your audience sees
Censr settings — redaction styles, always-blur list, on-device camera status, delay buffer and panic hotkey.
// your controls — styles, always-blur, safety buffer
On-device by design

Your screen never leaves your Mac.

A tool that watches your secrets has to be trustworthy about its own. So here's exactly how Censr handles your screen — and what it won't promise.

Detection runs locallyOCR and secret-detection happen on your Mac with Apple's on-device engine. Your screen content is never uploaded, streamed to us, or stored anywhere off your machine.
No account, no cloud, no telemetry on your screenYou don't sign in to use it. Censr doesn't phone home with what's on your display. There are no server logs of your screen, because nothing leaves the device.
Honest about the limits — defense in depth, not a guaranteeNo detector catches 100% of everything. That's why Censr runs a safety buffer (so secrets seal before they air) and gives you a panic key and an always-blur list. We'll never claim "100% safe" — we'll give you layers.
Who it's for

For everyone who shares a screen.

Dev / vibe-coding streamers — launching first Gamers & IRL streamers — next Zoom / Meet / Teams calls — coming
Founding price

One-time. Yours forever.

Buy it once — no subscription. The price rises as new protection ships, but whatever you pay today is locked in for good.

Launch price · for a limited time
$39 $29 one-time

Censr for Mac · 14-day free trial, no card up front

🔒 First 100 founding members get it for $19 — then it's $29 (rising to $39 as Pro features ship). Claim the $19 founding price →
  • System-wide secret & PII redaction
  • Virtual camera for OBS, Zoom, Meet & Discord
  • Auto-protect when you go live + panic hotkey
  • Zero-leak safety buffer & always-blur list
  • 100% on-device — nothing ever uploaded
  • Free updates within v1
Download free — 14-day trial →
or buy a license now — $29 →

// 14-day free trial, no card up front · then a one-time purchase · backed by a money-back guarantee · powered by Lemon Squeezy · macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon & Intel)

On Windows?

You're not forgotten.

Censr is Mac-first while we get it perfect. Windows is on the roadmap — add your email and you'll be first in line. The bigger this list, the sooner we build it.

FAQ

The honest answers.

Does my screen get uploaded anywhere?
No. All capture, OCR, and detection run locally on your Mac using Apple's on-device engine. Your screen content never leaves your machine — there's no cloud, no account, and no log of what's on your display.
What does Censr actually catch?
API keys and tokens (OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, Stripe, GitHub, Google, Slack, JWTs, private keys), .env values, password fields, strong-password-shaped tokens, and common PII like emails, SSNs and card numbers — by pattern, the instant they appear. Anything else, you add to your Always-Blur list and it's sealed everywhere it shows up.
Is it a 100% guarantee?
No — and we'll never claim that. No detector is perfect. Censr is built as defense in depth: a safety buffer seals secrets before they air, a panic hotkey blacks everything out instantly, and the always-blur list covers anything pattern-matching can't. Honest beats sorry.
Does it work with OBS, Zoom, and Meet?
Yes. Censr installs a virtual camera, so it appears as a camera/source in OBS, Zoom, Meet, Teams, and Discord. Pick "Censr" as your source and your redacted screen is what the audience sees.
Is it really Mac only?
For now, yes — v1 is Mac (macOS 13+, Apple Silicon and Intel). Windows is on the roadmap; add your email to the Windows list above and you'll be first to know.
How does the free trial and pricing work?
Download free and use Censr fully for 14 days — no card up front. To keep going it's a one-time purchase (no subscription): $29, and the first 100 founding members get it for $19 with code EARLYBIRD. The price rises as new protection ships, but whatever you pay is locked in for good — and every purchase is backed by a money-back guarantee.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Email me and we'll make it right. Censr is built by one developer who streams behind it — your feedback goes straight to the person who can fix it.
Get Censr

Go live without the cold sweat.

Black out your secrets before they ever hit your stream. Free for 14 days, no card up front — then a one-time purchase ($19 for the first 100 founding members).