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Blindfold

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Strip hidden GPS, author & AI metadata — zero uploads

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Strip hidden GPS, author & AI metadata — zero uploads

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Most metadata removers upload your files to their servers. Blindfold doesn't. Everything runs inside your browser — no uploads, no servers, no risk. Drop any file — photo, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or Excel. See exactly what hidden data is inside it: GPS coordinates, author names, AI generation markers, revision history. Then strip it all in one click. Free for images. Pro unlocks documents, batch upload up to 50 files, and a full PDF Privacy Report showing exactly what was removed.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Privacy•Security

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I built Blindfold because I almost shared a photo publicly without realising my exact GPS location was hidden inside it. Device name, timestamp, everything — all invisible but readable by anyone who received the file. I'm not a developer. I used Claude for architecture and Lovable to generate the code. Zero coding background. This is my first shipped product. Everything runs in your browser. No uploads. No servers. Your files never leave your device — that's not a marketing line, it's how it actually works technically. Would love honest feedback from this community. What's missing? What would make you pay $5/month for this?

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1d ago

Why do so many people unknowingly share hidden metadata?

While building Blindfold, I was surprised by how much information files can contain by default.

Photos can include GPS coordinates and camera details.
PDFs and Office documents often contain author names, software versions, and editing history.
AI-generated images may include C2PA or generation metadata.

That's what motivated me to build a tool that removes metadata entirely in the browser no uploads required.

Curious:
Have you ever checked the metadata of a file before sharing it? Or is this something most people don't think about?

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