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Blur your AI chat history on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini with a simple privacy toggle. Veil blurs your AI chat history so a glance — or a screen share — never exposes a private conversation. Hide your sidebar titles, messages, and search results on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini with one click, and reveal anything for a moment just by hovering. Whether you're screen-sharing in a meeting, recording a tutorial, presenting on a projector, or working in a café, Veil keeps sensitive chat titles private without turning off your history. WORKS ON • ChatGPT (chatgpt.com) • Claude / Anthropic (claude.ai) • Gemini (gemini.google.com) More AI platforms over time. FEATURES • One-click blur for your AI chat history sidebar • Hover over any chat to reveal it for a moment, then it re-blurs • Adjustable blur strength with a live preview • Optional blur for open message content and search results • Keep pinned chats always visible • Keyboard shortcut to toggle blur instantly • Light and dark themes, 7 languages • Lightweight — no account, no setup PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No tracking, ever • No data collection • Nothing leaves your browser — Veil only changes how the page looks, locally • Runs only on supported AI chat sites Perfect for screen sharing, demos, recordings, classrooms, open offices, and anyone who values a little privacy while using AI.
Jun 23, 2026
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