Whether you're live on Twitch, pair programming on Discord, or demoing on Zoom - StreamBlur keeps your secrets hidden across every platform.
StreamBlur protects your sensitive data wherever you share your screen.
Stream coding sessions, server management, or creative workflows without accidentally flashing API keys, tokens, or environment variables to your audience.
Learn moreRecord coding tutorials or go live without worrying about credentials in your terminal, IDE, or browser tabs. StreamBlur masks secrets in real time so your content stays safe.
Learn morePair programming, code reviews, or helping a friend debug - Discord screen shares are where credentials slip out most. StreamBlur catches them before anyone sees.
Learn moreReviewing PRs, browsing settings pages, or navigating repo secrets on stream? StreamBlur blurs tokens and keys across GitHub pages automatically.
Learn moreSharing your Twitter developer dashboard or API console on stream? StreamBlur hides bearer tokens, API keys, and app credentials so you can demo safely.
Learn moreNavigate GCP Console, Firebase configs, and Cloud Shell during demos or tutorials. API keys, service accounts, and OAuth secrets stay masked automatically.
Learn moreVS Code, terminals, .env files, config panels - developers constantly have secrets on screen. StreamBlur detects 50+ secret patterns across all your tools.
Learn morePresenting dashboards, demoing products, or sharing your screen in meetings? StreamBlur works silently in the background so nothing sensitive slips through.
See featuresIf you share your screen, StreamBlur is for you.
Streamers and YouTubers who code, build, or create live and need their secrets hidden from thousands of viewers.
Engineers who pair program, review PRs on stream, or demo projects without worrying about credential leaks.
Organizations where screen sharing is daily - meetings, onboarding, client presentations, internal demos.
Teachers, bootcamp instructors, and tutorial creators who show real code without exposing real credentials.
Install StreamBlur and never worry about accidentally exposing credentials on screen again.