All Use Cases
Meetings
Join Calls Without Broadcasting Your Desktop
Zoom, Teams, and Meet can expose window titles to processes on your machine. Keep meeting metadata, participant names, and document titles private.
50+ apps
Zero latency
Persistent rules
Zoom Meeting • 4 participants
REC
You (Sharing)
3 Protected
Client A
Client B
Presenter
Slack — #internal-leadership
How It Works
Three layers of protection
Window Title Monitor
Zoom Meeting ID: 123-456-7890
Zoom
AI scraper polling: 500ms
Mask Meeting Titles
- Zoom Meeting IDs, participant names, and room identifiers hidden from window APIs
- Teams channel names and conversation partners invisible to scrapers
- Google Meet URLs and meeting codes sanitized before any process can read them
Screen Share Metadata
Original:Q3_Financials.xlsx
Masked:Document
Hide Shared Document Names
- Filenames like 'Q3_Financials.xlsx' or 'Termination_List.pdf' masked during screen share
- Presentation titles and spreadsheet names stay off the broadcast metadata
- Browser tab titles with sensitive project codes invisible to capture
URL Sanitization
Browser Title
meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij
Sanitized
Google Chrome
Protect Meeting Links
- Direct meeting URLs in browser titles sanitized to prevent unauthorized join attempts
- Personal meeting room identifiers masked to reduce targeting
- Recurring meeting patterns hidden from longitudinal scraping
Compatibility
Works with your existing tools
OBS Studio
Zoom
Microsoft Teams
Google Meet
Discord
Slack
VS Code
Chrome
Firefox
Edge
Terminal
1Password
FAQ
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