Piixie desktop app anonymizing a document locally
Anonymize on your machine before the LLM sees it

Piixie

Scrub private data from documents, tables, and notes before you paste, upload, or automate anything with an LLM.

  • Redact, replace, or synthesize
  • Runs on your machine
  • Desktop, server, and CLI workflows
  • Bring your own LLM when needed
Privacy before the prompt Documents stay on your machine Works with any LLM tool For solo use and teams

Anonymize before the prompt leaves your desk.

You use LLMs to get work done. You should not have to paste raw PII into someone else's service to do it. Piixie strips private data on your machine so you send only what you intend.

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Local by default

Text extraction, entity detection, and rewriting all run on your machine using a bundled local model.

02

Flexible outputs

Strict redaction, stable replacement tokens, or synthetic values that keep the same format.

03

Automation ready

Run Piixie interactively, from the CLI, or as an internal server for batch jobs and shared team access.

Three modes, depending on what you need.

Some workflows need the strongest redaction. Others need the document to stay readable. You pick.

  • Redaction removes sensitive values entirely.
  • Replacement keeps stable placeholders for review and tracing.
  • Synthetic mode keeps document structure for demos, tests, and prompts.
Piixie redaction mode screenshot

Product screenshots for the work teams actually do.

Desktop review, synthetic replacement tables, and CLI automation all use the same local pipeline.

Redaction mode screenshot

Redaction

Replace names, emails, phone numbers, and other PII with blacked-out blocks.

Synthetic mode screenshot

Synthetic

Swap in fake names and addresses that keep the document readable.

Server and CLI automation screenshot

CLI and server

Batch documents from scripts or run a shared server for the team.

Synthetic data that reads like the original.

The local model spots private entities and picks a generator for each one. Piixie then produces fake values on your machine using Faker-backed profiles.

  • Names, addresses, companies, phones, accounts, cards, IDs, URLs, IPs, and dates all use typed Faker generators.
  • Repeated mentions of the same person, company, or address reuse one cached fake profile so the document stays coherent.
  • Values with specific formats keep their shape: ID patterns, birthdate separators, and email local-part style.
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Faker-backed

Fake values come from a bundled local Faker runtime.

C

Consistent

One detected entity gets one fake identity across names, addresses, and linked values where possible.

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Shape-aware

IDs and dates keep their formatting so tests, demos, and prompts still look right.

Local-first architecture, optional external LLMs.

Piixie keeps as much as possible on the device. When teams use external models, they send an already-anonymized copy.

Piixie local-first architecture diagram

How Piixie fits into an LLM workflow.

The same pipeline runs on the desktop, at the command line, and on a shared server.

flowchart LR
  A[Raw document] --> B[Extract locally]
  B --> C[Detect PII]
  C --> D{Choose mode}
  D --> E[Redact]
  D --> F[Replace]
  D --> G[Synthesize]
  E --> H[Safe copy]
  F --> H
  G --> H
  H --> I[Prompt, share, archive, or test]
            

Pricing based on how you run it.

Start free. Move to Pro when you anonymize documents daily. Run a shared server when the whole team needs it.

Free

For occasional local anonymization.

$0/ month
  • 5 local anonymizations per day
  • Desktop app access
  • Redaction, replacement, and synthetic modes
Start free

Scale-up

For teams that need a shared internal service.

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  • Central Piixie server setup
  • Multiple users and higher daily volume
  • Reduced individual workstation load
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Enterprise

For organizations that need SSO and audit controls.

Custompricing
  • Centralized authentication
  • Single sign-on and security reviews
  • Custom features and support
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Docs, changelog, and guides are live.

Setup, supported file types, automation, server mode, and product updates.

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