What your AI has quietly
saved about you
Every major assistant keeps a memory file. Paste yours in and watch the personal parts come out — in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
Runs entirely on this page · Nothing is sent anywhere · Free
Your name, your family, where you live, what you own. The example below is already loaded — paste your own file over it and watch Governor take the personal parts out.
Settings → Personalization → Manage memories
Claude Settings → Capabilities → Memory
Gemini Settings → Saved info
Here's what Governor took out
Counted on your device. None of it was sent anywhere.
What this page cannot do. It removes identifiers — names, places, ages, numbers, keys. It cannot make a one-of-a-kind life story anonymous on its own: a thesis topic, a job history or a rare hobby can still point at one person. Read the result before you share it.
What AI Governor does instead. It sits in the middle, not in your text. Every question is sent from AI Governor's account, not yours, so the provider has no name, no email and no history to attach it to. Different questions go to different models depending on the task, so what any one provider sees is a scatter of anonymous questions, not a person. And AI Governor keeps no prompt logs — there is no second copy anywhere for anyone to assemble. How it works →
Runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves this page.
Memory scrubbing is one part of it. The rest is choosing which AI answers you — and asking on your behalf, so the model never learns whose question it is.