Private screenshot cleanup
Find the password screenshots you forgot.
Saved a password or recovery code as a screenshot? SecretScan helps you find it again, review it, and cover private text or delete an old copy. Your photos and extracted text stay on your iPhone.
Screenshot scanning is free. Free review may be limited to three findings. Lifetime Pro unlocks broader photo scanning and unlimited review with a one-time purchase.
Illustrated example · made-up data
Useful once. Forgotten in Photos.
A saved login can stay in your camera roll long after you need it. SecretScan flags likely sensitive text so you can decide what to keep.
Example account
demo@example.com
Password: example-only-42
Likely password · review before actingCover the text before sharing
Show an example redacted copy
Example account
demo@example.com
Password: ████████████
Saving a redacted copy keeps the original. Deleting an original is a separate action you approve. This illustration is not a screenshot of the app or a scan of your device.
Three deliberate steps
Find it. Review it. Fix it.
Scan privately
On-device OCR checks text-heavy images without uploading your photos or extracted text to SecretScan servers.
Review the evidence
Risk-ranked findings help you inspect likely secrets. You stay in control because pattern matching can produce false positives.
Reduce the exposure
Save a redacted copy or delete the original. If a credential was exposed, rotate or revoke it as well.
Try it with your own screenshots
Did it find something worth cleaning up?
- Install SecretScan and choose which photos it can access.
- Start a screenshot scan and inspect any likely matches. A scan can miss sensitive text or flag harmless text.
- Keep what you still need; cover or delete only what you choose. Keep a safe, usable copy of recovery information before removing an image.
If you try it, tell the developer whether it helped, found nothing, or got stuck. One sentence is enough. No call or screenshots needed.
Email your first-scan feedback →Optional. Opens your email app; nothing is sent until you send it. Your email address will be visible to the developer. Please do not include private images or secret text.
Free private tool
Already shared a risky screenshot?
Answer six Yes, No, or Unsure questions to prioritize credential revocation, redaction, deletion, and Photos permission cleanup. No secret input or photo upload.
Find credentials saved as images
Separate protected Passwords records from risky screenshots and camera photos, then clean up deliberately.
Password-image guide → Passports & identityReview old ID document copies
Find passport, license, and identity-document images that may have outlived an application or travel task.
ID-photo guide → Cards & billingFind payment details saved as images
Review card screenshots and photos, then separate routine cleanup from information that may need issuer action.
Payment-card guide → Developers & foundersAPI keys hide in screenshots
Audit screenshots of terminals, dashboards, logs, and configuration screens.
Developer scan guide → Accounts & cryptoRecovery material needs a safer home
Look for recovery codes, seed phrases, passwords, and other account-access text.
Recovery code guide → Built-in iPhone methodSearch screenshots by text
Use Photos or Spotlight when you remember a word, email address, phone number, or other visible text.
Text-search guide → Do-it-yourself auditRun a camera-roll privacy check
Review risky categories, remove old copies, and check which apps can access Photos.
Privacy checklist → App permissionsSee which apps can access Photos
Review every app that requested Photos access and inspect recent activity with App Privacy Report.
Photos-permission guide → Before you shareRedact private screenshot text
Use an opaque Markup shape, preserve the source separately, and inspect the result at full size.
Redaction guide → Photo metadataRemove an iPhone photo's location
Review GPS metadata, remove a saved location, or omit location from a shared copy.
Location guide →Built for privacy, not surveillance.
No account is required. Photos and extracted text are not uploaded to SecretScan servers. Read the full privacy policy for analytics and purchase details.
Exploring what comes next
Would SecretScan be more useful on your Mac?
A native Mac version for screenshots, downloads, and exported archives is under consideration—not announced or available yet.