Stealth frosts sensitive apps the moment someone shares or records their screen. The employee still sees everything; the meeting sees frost. Deploy on every Mac and PC with Jamf, Kandji, Mosyle, or Intune.
The problem
Slack. Email. Payroll. Candidate notes. Customer data. One forgotten window can expose information you never intended to share. Stealth frosts sensitive apps in every screen share and recording, automatically.
People forget. Stealth doesn’t.
The frost is in the capture, not on the employee’s display. Zoom, Teams, Meet, Loom, and every recording get it; the person sharing keeps working normally.
Who it’s for
The mistake is the same in recruiting, sales, support, and IT: someone shares a screen with the wrong window open. Training doesn’t catch it. Stealth does — and you can lock the policy so nobody turns it off.
For IT & security
Deploy with the MDM you already use. Silent activation — employees never paste a license key. Lock Slack, mail, and the HRIS so a curious click in Settings can’t undo the policy. Changes reach every enrolled Mac and PC in about five minutes.
For HR, sales, and support
A recruiter with Greenhouse behind Zoom. A sales engineer with Slack and CRM on a customer demo. A CS lead with another tenant’s ticket open. Stealth frosts those apps for the meeting before anyone says “can you share your screen?”
Rollout
Don’t start by buying the whole company. Start with IT, recruiting, or sales engineering — then lock the policy and roll out.
Start with a team that shares screens constantly. Ten devices is enough to see whether the policy holds.
Slack, email, ATS, HRIS, payroll, CRM, banking — pick from suggestions or add any application by bundle ID and process name.
Download the Jamf profile, Intune configuration, or invite link. New machines activate themselves.
Start a Zoom or Teams call, record it, and confirm the recording shows frost while the presenter’s own screen doesn’t. That’s the activation moment — not just installing the app.
When you’re comfortable, prevent users from changing selected controls. Locked settings show as “Managed by your organization.”
Assign the profile to the remaining users or devices. One named user includes up to two computers.
Why people leave it on
Privacy tools that blur the employee’s own screen get switched off the first time they’re in the way. Stealth frosts only what the capture sees, so there is nothing to work around and no reason to turn it off.
No productivity tax. Employees read messages, answer tickets and check the HRIS during a share. None of it reaches the recording.
No flash on app switch. ⌘Tab, Alt+Tab, Dock and taskbar clicks — the frost moves with every protected window.
Show one app on purpose. When the meeting should see a protected app, the presenter ticks it under “Show to meeting.” Everything else stays frosted, and the policy stays locked.
Architecture
Fully local. The frost happens on the device. No screen upload, no cloud processing, nothing for a vendor to subpoena.
Minimal permissions. Mac: Screen Recording, used only to show employees their own windows; Input Monitoring optional. No Accessibility or Automation. Windows: no prompt. Never page contents, titles, or addresses.
A last line of defense for what’s visible on screen. Stealth doesn’t inspect files, email, USB transfers, or network traffic. It does one job: keep sensitive apps out of screen shares and recordings.
Works with the tools you already run. Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, Loom, OBS — anything that captures the screen.
Works alongside your existing security stack. No extra suite required. We don’t claim HIPAA or SOC 2 badges we don’t have.
Pricing
Annual or monthly. Volume discounts as you grow. No per-feature upsell. One named user includes up to two devices.
Monthly billing is available at 10% more per month.
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Good to know
No. Stealth doesn’t inspect files, email, USB transfers, or network traffic. It keeps sensitive apps out of screen shares and recordings. It works alongside whatever you already run — or on its own.
Yes. The team portal gives you a macOS configuration profile and a Windows registry snippet. Pair that with the Store app or PKG/DMG. Employees never see a license window.
Not if you use the deployment token. Optional work email on the profile attaches the device to that person instead of consuming an unnamed device seat.
No. Locked settings show as “Managed by your organization.” Change the lock in the portal and every enrolled computer picks it up on the next check, about five minutes.
No. The frost is local. The only network calls are license and policy checks — not pixels, not window contents. Details on the security page.
Yes. Each app in the policy has a Mac bundle ID and a Windows process name. Each OS uses what it understands and ignores the rest.
Stealth protects full-display share and recordings of the display. If someone shares a single app window, that window is what the meeting sees. That’s a real limit — say it in training, or lock people into “share screen” defaults where you can.
Stealth is a local utility, not a hosted processor of your patient or customer data. We don’t claim those badges. If you need a vendor packet, email [email protected].
Volume bands: $36/user/year or $3.30/month (5–24), $30 or $2.75 (25–99), $24 or $2.20 (100–249), $18 or $1.65 (250+). Monthly is 10% more. Change quantity in the portal; Stripe prorates immediately. Existing customers keep their current rate.
Yes. Personal Stealth is $19 one-time, 7-day trial, two activations. No MDM, no company locks.
14-day company pilot on up to 10 devices. All features. No credit card.