AI assistants are at their best when they can read your project documents â and at their most dangerous when those documents carry things they were never meant to see. Sanitizer prepares document packages that are safe, light, and built for how AI actually reads.
Read the privacy policyPrepare company documents for AI without exposing client identities, credentials, or other sensitive data. Turn large project files into a clean, searchable knowledge base so teams get faster, more precise answers with less noise.
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Get it on the Microsoft StoreUse AI with your personal documents while keeping private details under your control. Sanitizer cleans, converts, and organizes files locally so your AI assistant can find the right information without reading everything.
Version 1.0.1 · Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · ~450 MB · installs per-user, no admin required.
Download SanitizerSetup.exe8C6300B284D1BB489FB49DE97D964AB33F3CD29BCE5DB6357BCF2C9DBD0007CFGet-FileHash .\SanitizerSetup.exe -Algorithm SHA256Every document is scrubbed on this computer, beforeany AI is involved: names, contacts, client identities, credentials, keys â removed or replaced with opaque tokens per your project policy. Originals and the un-redact vault stay in Sanitizer's private storage; the AI-ready workspace contains sanitized material only. In reversible mode, answers can be un-redacted locally â so the AI works blind, but you don't.
A 40 MB PDF or Word file is mostly baggage: layout data, embedded fonts, metadata, binary bloat. Sanitizer converts everything to clean Markdown and flat CSV â the same content at a fraction of the size. Your AI spends its tokens and its context window on the actual engineering text, not on format garbage, which makes answers cheaper and sharper.
Every document is chunked and indexed twice â a full-text index for exact terms, tags and standards references, and a semantic index that finds passages by meaning. AI agents get purpose-built retrieval tools automatically, so they pull the five relevant paragraphs instead of swallowing five hundred pages, and cite the page they came from.
Everything â conversion, OCR, sanitation, indexing, search â runs locally. No cloud services, no uploads, no accounts. The only thing an AI ever sees is what's left after Sanitizer is done.
Provexar grants you a free, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to install and use the Sanitizer (Personal) edition on computers you own or control, for your own personal, non-commercial purposes.
Use of Sanitizer by or for a company, organization, government body, or in the course of paid or professional work is commercial use and is not covered by this license. Commercial and business use is licensed through the Sanitizer (Business) edition on the Microsoft Store.
You may not sell, rent, sublicense, or redistribute the installer or the software; remove or alter its notices; or reverse-engineer it except to the extent that right cannot be waived under applicable law. You may make copies only as needed for your own personal use and backup.
Sanitizer runs on your computer and processes your documents locally. You are responsible for the documents you process and for reviewing sanitized output before sharing it. See our privacy policy.
The software is provided "as is," without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. You use it at your own risk.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Provexar is not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, or for any loss of data, arising from use of the software.
Sanitizer includes open-source components under their own licenses, listed in the THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES file included with the app.
This license ends automatically if you breach its terms; on termination you must stop using and remove the software.
This is a plain-language summary of Provexar's personal-use terms and is not legal advice; Provexar may update these terms for future versions.