ContextDeck hides the ID numbers, emails, phone numbers and bank accounts in each document on your own computer, before it reaches ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot. You see what was hidden, and you keep a dated record.
| Cardholder | MARIA J. FUENTESCardholder name 1 |
| ID number | 12345678ZID 1 |
| [email protected]Email 1 | |
| Phone | +44 20 7946 0322Phone 1 |
| 08/22 Sample Store | $559.56 |
| 08/25 Online shop | $316.92 |
| 09/02 Video subscription | $71.90 |
| Total billed | $948.38 |
The numbers add up: 3 movements sum $948.38, the billed total.
Your AI reads the amounts and the dates, but not whose they are: "ID 1" is the same person in every document.
Your team already uses AI on client documents. The question is what data goes with them.
A statement or a contract pasted into an AI chat takes your client's ID number, account and email to a third party.
It takes time on every document, and something always slips through on page fourteen.
The GDPR in Europe, the LGPD in Brazil or Chile's Law 21.719 ask you to protect other people's personal data and, the newest ones, to be able to show how you do it.
No sound, with the text on screen and invented data.
What you see in the video, step by step.
PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint; with Pro also whole folders, scanned PDFs and photos. The app turns them into text any AI understands, tables intact.
Every hidden item is marked in the document. If something that looks personal is still showing, the app tells you before you copy and you hide it in one click. If something hidden was not personal, you show it again.
Copy one document, or all of a client's, as a single text with your question at the end: "Do the net, the tax and the total agree?", "Detect risks, deadlines and obligations", or one of your own. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot.
Every conversion with hidden data leaves a record: what was hidden, in which files, when and on which computer; never the original values. With Teams, the whole firm hides the same things.
ContextDeck lowers the risk of exposing personal data when you use AI and keeps a record of what you did. It does not replace legal advice on complying with the law where you work.
Download free. From the app, turn on Pro for 14 days with your email, no card. Prices in US dollars, taxes included.
US$0
Forever
To see what personal data is in your documents.
US$9 a month
or US$86 a year
For a professional working with client documents.
US$19 per seat a month
From 3 seats · or US$182 per seat a year
For a firm that must protect data the same way on every computer.
Prices in US dollars, taxes included; at checkout, Paddle charges in your local currency. Cancel anytime. 14-day refund.
3 months of Pro or Teams at no cost, then 50% off the first year, in exchange for a 20-minute conversation a month to improve the app.
ContextDeck is made by Malow Software, a small team that answers every message at [email protected] within one business day.
No. They are converted and their data hidden on your computer. The app only goes online to check your license and look for updates, never with a document.
Yes. Amounts, dates and text stay intact, and each hidden item has a stable marker: "ID 1" is the same person in every document, so the AI can reason about the matter.
Not on its own. It helps you avoid exposing client data when you use AI and keeps a record of what you did. Full compliance with the law where you work is for your adviser to define.
Because the PDF carries all of your client's data. ContextDeck gives your AI the same content without it, and puts a client's documents together in a single request.
Prices are in US dollars, taxes included. At checkout, Paddle charges in your local currency. There is a 14-day refund.
For now only on Windows 10 and 11, from Microsoft Store, which keeps it up to date.
Two minutes to install from Microsoft Store. 14 days of Pro, no card.
Download free for Windows