AI should get the context, not the customer data.

Every team now sends text to AI models: support tickets, contracts, code, patient notes, spreadsheets. Most of it carries personal data or secrets that were never meant to leave the company, and the usual answers are a policy nobody can enforce or a ban nobody follows.

Maskflare sits between your applications, your people, your agents and the AI providers. It finds names, email addresses, IBANs, national IDs, health identifiers, API keys, and your own customer records, replaces them with tokens before the request leaves, and can put the real values back in the answer. The model still gets the context it needs to be useful. It never gets the data.

We built it for European companies first: hosted in the EU by default, on your own premises if you need it, with detectors for the identifiers of 47 countries, and no copy kept of what your teams send.