Privacy-First AI: Why You Should Never Upload Your Prompts to a Server
Security Expert
February 12, 2026
4 min read
In the age of AI, data is the new gold. Every time you use an online tool to help with your prompts, you have to ask yourself: where is my data going? Many "free" prompt splitters actually upload your text to their servers for processing. For sensitive business data or personal documents, this is a massive security risk.
The Danger of Cloud-Based Splitters
When you upload text to a server-side splitter, that data is often logged, stored, and sometimes even used to train other models. If that server is breached, your confidential information could be exposed. This is why a privacy-first approach is non-negotiable.
Your Data Stays With You
Our AI Prompt Splitter works 100% locally in your browser. We never see your text, and we never store it.
Use the Private SplitterHow Local Splitting Works
Our tool uses client-side JavaScript to perform the splitting. This means the code runs directly on your computer. When you paste your text, it stays in your browser's memory. When you copy the parts, they go to your clipboard. At no point is a "Request" sent to a backend server with your content.
Why It Matters for Enterprises
For businesses with strict compliance requirements (like GDPR or HIPAA), using third-party cloud tools without a DPA is often prohibited. A tool that runs strictly in the browser is the safest way for employees to utilize AI models like ChatGPT and Gemini without compromising corporate security.