Hey PH, I kept running into the same problem: privacy tools that promise security but still shuttle your data through their servers. Even "secure" file upload tools process your files server-side. That bothered me enough to build something different. GetShade processes everything client-side. Your browser does all the work — our servers genuinely never see your data. Not during processing, not temporarily, not at all. Here's what's in the toolkit right now: - URL De-Weaponizer — strips UTM/fbclid/gclid tracking, flags known IP loggers (Grabify etc.), unrolls shortened links through a server-side proxy so your IP stays hidden - EXIF Scrubber — removes GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, and timestamps from photos before you post them. Uses piexifjs in-memory, the image never leaves your device - Password Forge — generates random passwords and Diceware passphrases using the Web Crypto API. Proper CSPRNG, not Math.random() - Breach Scanner — checks your email against 13 billion leaked records via k-Anonymity. Only a SHA-1 prefix hash leaves your device, the full match is computed locally - Dead Drop — drop encrypted messages behind a unique link. AES-GCM encryption, zero-knowledge. We can't read what you send even if we wanted to - Stylometry Anonymizer — analyzes your writing patterns and suggests changes so your writing can't be attributed back to you across accounts Stack is Next.js + TypeScript. No analytics, no telemetry, no cookies. Would genuinely like to hear which of these tools people actually reach for, and what's missing from the set.

GetShade

The privacy multi-tool that never touches your data

The privacy multi-tool that never touches your data