The prompt redaction library
A patient information sheet. A teaching review. A supplier clause. See which facts make an AI prompt useful—and which personal details you can leave out.
Use an approved AI tool to produce a first-pass comparison between your preferred wording and the supplier’s wording, plus questions for your own legal review.
See the workflowTurn a short, reviewed chronology into a list of issues and search queries to investigate in authoritative legal sources.
See the workflowCreate a hypothetical research question about representation, consent, and documents to check, without sending the dossier or an identification record to a general AI tool.
See the workflowAsk an approved AI tool to organise the ownership facts and flag information still needed for professional assessment. Do not ask it to submit the filing or declare the beneficial owner from an incomplete chart.
See the workflowCreate a short presentation outline from reviewed, grouped workshop observations. Keep the useful objections while leaving individual attendees and account details out of the AI prompt.
See the workflowDraft a general, clinician-reviewed appointment preparation sheet from recurring questions and the practice’s approved instructions.
See the workflowAsk AI to organise a psychologist-specified exercise into a general worksheet, without using a client’s therapy narrative as context.
See the workflowCreate a teaching-improvement agenda from manually grouped feedback themes and verified counts, without sharing individual student records.
See the workflowFor doctors, psychologists, lawyers, contractors, professors, and trainers working in hospitals, practices, universities, gyms, and other organisations that handle patient, client, student, or member information.
Exploring a new AI provider? Use synthetic examples or material your institution permits you to share. Redaction helps reduce disclosure; it does not override an approved-provider list, guarantee anonymisation, or establish compliance with a confidentiality clause.
From example to your own work
Paste into the local redactor, review each detection, choose what to keep, and check the result before sharing it with your approved AI tool. Names are only part of the review: inspect confidential wording and identifying context too.
Free, no account. Initial model download: about 1.1 GB. Requires WebGPU and several GB of free memory. Detection focuses on English and can miss details. The examples here include manual editing; the tool does not automatically rewrite or summarise your text.