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Show HN: RedactMyPDF.com - AI-assisted PDF redaction with human review

5 rainy_desert 1 8/17/2025, 11:29:22 AM redactmypdf.com ↗

Hi HN,

I built RedactMyPDF.com after struggling to manually redact a large legal PDF, and I found that existing tools were either expensive or clunky.

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Auto-detects sensitive info (names, addresses, IDs, etc.)

Full control to accept, reject, or add redactions

Works on scanned PDFs (OCR with Tesseract)

Secure & GDPR-compliant (AES-256, EU storage, one-click deletion)

Irreversible blackouts + metadata removal

Audit logs (CSV export for compliance)

Pricing: Free for upto 10 pages, then pay-as-you-go from $5 per doc—no subscriptions.

Try it here: www.redactmypdf.com

Thanks!

Comments (1)

pyman · 16m ago

Nice use of AI. My only concern with tools for uploading sensitive information is trust. I trust big tech companies like Google and Microsoft with my documents, emails, and even private chats, but can I trust individuals? Even if the tech you're using looks safe, trust is the billion-dollar question, one that even Dropbox had to fight hard to earn.