Whiteout auto-redacts sensitive Mac screenshots

This is a small but genuinely useful privacy tool: it removes one of the most common ways developers leak secrets without forcing them into a manual blur workflow.

• –The value prop is workflow, not novelty: automatic redaction after capture is much stronger than "remember to edit before sharing."
• –Running locally matters here because screenshots often contain credentials, internal URLs, and customer data that should never leave the machine.
• –The one-time price is aggressive versus recurring screenshot/privacy tools, which makes it easier to justify for solo builders and teams.
• –The product is more guardrail than editor; it won’t replace full screenshot tooling, but it can sit underneath whatever you already use.
• –For AI developers, it is especially relevant because screenshots of terminals, dashboards, and logs are a frequent source of accidental API-key exposure.