Baati Redact sits between your app and any OpenAI-compatible model. Names, emails and IBANs leave as placeholders and come back restored in the reply.
Your app sends
Hallo, ich bin Anna Kovács. Meine IBAN ist DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00 und meine Mail anna@corp.eu.
The provider sees
Hallo, ich bin [PERSON_1]. Meine IBAN ist [IBAN_1] und meine Mail [EMAIL_1].
Your user gets
Hallo Anna Kovács, ich habe Ihre IBAN DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00 erhalten und antworte an anna@corp.eu.
Your app calls Baati's OpenAI-compatible endpoint with the same request you'd send any provider.
Names, emails, IBANs and phone numbers are replaced with typed placeholders like [IBAN_1] before the request reaches your provider.
The real values are restored in the reply your users see — including streamed responses, token by token.
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Nothing but counts. Request bodies and content are never stored or logged — we record only per-key request counts and latency.
Any OpenAI-compatible HTTPS endpoint (OpenAI, Anthropic-compatible, Groq, etc.) via your own key, plus Cloudflare Workers AI.
Yes. Placeholders are restored as the reply streams in, so your users see the real values with normal streaming UX.
English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Dutch.