Kage - PII Redaction

iOS Universel / Photo et vidéo

Kage helps you share screenshots, receipts, documents, and everyday photos without exposing private information. Pick a single photo privately, or grant Photos access to work through a selected set from your library. Kage analyzes each image on device, highlights sensitive areas, and lets you export a safer version with clear, hands-on control.

Automatically detect and redact faces, barcodes, email addresses, phone numbers, links, addresses, names, IP addresses, account or reference IDs, and more. Kage can apply high-confidence redactions automatically, surface likely sensitive items for review, and still leave you in charge of the final result. When you want to edit manually, draw your own regions and switch between blur, pixelation, solid bars, marker-style coverage, hidden text, or emoji face masks.

Kage is built for privacy-first workflows. Processing stays on device, and the app’s privacy policy states that Kage does not collect or share your personal data, including photos, analytics, crash reports, or debug logs. Before export, you can inspect EXIF and other image metadata. Location, camera, and timestamp metadata are removed by default to protect privacy, with an option to include original metadata when you need it. If a photo already contains GPS metadata, Kage can also show an optional EXIF map preview.

For library-based workflows, Kage can help you review multiple selected photos, mark them complete, and export them together. Preview the final result before exporting, add a customizable watermark, undo and redo changes as you work, then share processed images directly from the app, save a duplicate to Photos, or save changes back to the original photo when you choose.