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Locki Security
Protect PII and sensitive information in any web app
Most security tools break your focus. Locki brings privacy directly to your workflow inside Gmail, Slack, Jira, and even AI prompts. Stop sending API keys and passwords in plain text. Use Locki to encrypt sensitive data in-place, exactly where you're typing. Locki acts as a lightweight guardrail: it can detect leaks before you hit send and lets teams manage keys, access, and audit logs from one central dashboard.
Seven months ago, I released the first version of Locki on PH. It was a basic MVP for solo use, but your feedback pushed me to dream bigger. I've spent my evenings and weekends transforming it from a simple extension into a comprehensive B2B security platform. I'm excited to finally show you Locki v2.0 with organization accounts, team-wide access control, audit logs, and Smart Suggestions.
I built Locki because teams keep sharing sensitive data through tools they don't own, like Slack, email, shared docs, etc. The usual advice is "use a separate secure channel," which nobody actually does consistently.
Locki takes a different approach. Encrypt the text right where you're already working. The ciphertext travels with the content wherever you paste it. Locki users with the matching keys see a one-click decrypt button. Everyone else sees noise.
What's new in v2.0 (Teams Pro): - Organization Accounts: IT admins can manage shared keys in groups and control team access. - Smart Suggestions: Define rules to detect sensitive patterns (API keys, PII) and get a gentle nudge to encrypt them before hitting send. - Full Audit Trail: Every encryption, decryption, and key rotation is logged with actor and context for compliance. - Expanded Support: Locki now works inside more platforms, including Proton Mail and Google Chat.
As before, Locki works across Chrome (including chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, Opera), Firefox, and Safari, and all encryption/decryption happens locally on the user's device.
A note on Pricing & Plans:
Right now, Locki is available at a flat rate of $42/month for teams to keep it simple for early adopters. It also acts as a preventive measure against shared account misuse, ensuring security is tied to the organization, not a single login. I'm already planning a more affordable "Standard" tier for teams who don't need the full set of Enterprise features.
If you have thoughts on what that should look like, I’m all ears!
Shoutout to my wife for supporting me through this journey and keeping me going every day ❤️
About Locki Security on Product Hunt
“Protect PII and sensitive information in any web app”
Locki Security was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 11 upvotes and 4 comments, placing #44 on the daily leaderboard. Most security tools break your focus. Locki brings privacy directly to your workflow inside Gmail, Slack, Jira, and even AI prompts. Stop sending API keys and passwords in plain text. Use Locki to encrypt sensitive data in-place, exactly where you're typing. Locki acts as a lightweight guardrail: it can detect leaks before you hit send and lets teams manage keys, access, and audit logs from one central dashboard.
Locki Security was featured in Chrome Extensions (52.6k followers), Privacy (11.1k followers), Developer Tools (511.7k followers) and Security (2.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 89.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Locki Security?
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Tim T.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
Seven months ago, I released the first version of Locki on PH. It was a basic MVP for solo use, but your feedback pushed me to dream bigger. I've spent my evenings and weekends transforming it from a simple extension into a comprehensive B2B security platform. I'm excited to finally show you Locki v2.0 with organization accounts, team-wide access control, audit logs, and Smart Suggestions.
I built Locki because teams keep sharing sensitive data through tools they don't own, like Slack, email, shared docs, etc. The usual advice is "use a separate secure channel," which nobody actually does consistently.
Locki takes a different approach. Encrypt the text right where you're already working. The ciphertext travels with the content wherever you paste it. Locki users with the matching keys see a one-click decrypt button. Everyone else sees noise.
What's new in v2.0 (Teams Pro):
- Organization Accounts: IT admins can manage shared keys in groups and control team access.
- Smart Suggestions: Define rules to detect sensitive patterns (API keys, PII) and get a gentle nudge to encrypt them before hitting send.
- Full Audit Trail: Every encryption, decryption, and key rotation is logged with actor and context for compliance.
- Expanded Support: Locki now works inside more platforms, including Proton Mail and Google Chat.
As before, Locki works across Chrome (including chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, Opera), Firefox, and Safari, and all encryption/decryption happens locally on the user's device.
A note on Pricing & Plans:
Right now, Locki is available at a flat rate of $42/month for teams to keep it simple for early adopters. It also acts as a preventive measure against shared account misuse, ensuring security is tied to the organization, not a single login. I'm already planning a more affordable "Standard" tier for teams who don't need the full set of Enterprise features.
If you have thoughts on what that should look like, I’m all ears!