Every developer has done it. You paste an AWS key into a Jira ticket, a GitHub issue, or a Notion doc — and five seconds later you realize what you just did. By then, someone's already scanning public repositories, tickets, and Slack exports for exactly that pattern. I built SecureLint to make that mistake impossible. What is SecureLint? It runs 100% locally in your browser. Nothing you type is ever sent to any server (for Free and Pro users). Zero telemetry. Zero page content collection. The Real-World Problem Pasting a database URL into a Slack message to ask for help debugging How It Works Standard and fields Masks it visually → AKIA*XXXX or sk-* depending on your masking mode 100+ Detection Patterns Category Examples Context-Aware Masking Modes Smart (default) — partial masking (sk-1234*5678) so you can still debug API_KEY***) for content writing and docs Editor Overlay Live count of detected secrets, colour-coded by severity Webmail DLP (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo) Detects secrets in your compose window before you hit Send Privacy First (By Design) All detection and masking is 100% local JavaScript in your browser Masked incident reports (AKIA****XXXX) are sent to your org's admin dashboard only when your IT admin explicitly enables this feature Enterprise Features Centralised incident reporting — see which employees are pasting credentials where Permission Why Install It Free Add SecureLint to Chrome (Free) Free plan includes: Full secret detection across all sites What's Next Install SecureLint → Built by VAPTLabs · [email protected]