Six types of sensitive content. Caught before they become a problem.
Passwords
Copied from your password manager and forgotten. Still sitting on your clipboard an hour later when you switch apps.
hunter2 · P@ssw0rd! · MyBank2026
Credit Card Numbers
Copied to fill a form and left behind. Any app with clipboard access can read the full number, expiry, and CVV.
4111 1111 1111 1111 · 09/28 · 742
API Keys
Copied from a config file or dashboard. Left on the clipboard while you switch between terminal windows and browsers.
sk-proj-xK92m… · ghp_abc123…
Social Security Numbers
Copied to fill a government or financial form. One of the most sensitive pieces of information you own.
XXX-XX-XXXX
Private Keys
SSH and PGP private keys copied for deployment or signing. The most sensitive credentials a developer handles.
—–BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY—–
JWT Tokens
Authentication tokens copied from browser developer tools or API responses. Valid and readable until they expire.
eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9…
Install once. Protected from that moment on.
01
Install and launch
PasteGuard installs in seconds via PKG installer. On first launch it moves to your menu bar and stays there.
02
Set your timer
Choose how long clipboard content should live before it is cleared. Set it once. Change it any time from the menu bar.
03
Enable detection
Turn on Sensitive Detection to receive a warning when a password, API key, or financial data lands on your clipboard.
04
Work normally
Copy and paste as you always have. PasteGuard handles the cleanup quietly in the background without interrupting your flow.
