Stealth logo For IT, HR, and security

Share your screen.
Not your Slack.

One forgotten window on a customer call is an incident. Stealth is the insurance policy: Slack, mail, payroll, and candidate notes stay blurred on every Zoom, Teams, and recording — company-wide.

From $9.90 / seat / year  ·  Mac & Windows  ·  Jamf, Kandji, Mosyle, Intune

Buying for yourself? Personal Stealth is $7.99 one-time →

The desktop is the hole DLP doesn’t cover

Endpoint tools watch files and email. They do nothing when someone shares a full screen and Slack, Workday, or a salary sheet is sitting right there.

Team chat app with sensitive messages Legal matters dashboard with confidential client data Marketing analytics dashboard with revenue numbers
🔒 Blurred by Stealth

The blur is on the real display. Zoom, Teams, Meet, Loom, and every recording see it too.

Built for the people who get the ticket after the call

IT owns the fleet. HR owns the conversations that must never hit a screen share. Stealth gives both a control that training never quite delivers.

Push it. Lock it. Forget it.

Deploy with the MDM you already use. Silent activation — employees never paste a license key. Lock Slack, mail, and HRIS tabs so a curious click in Settings can’t undo the policy. Changes reach every enrolled Mac and PC in about five minutes.

  • Jamf, Kandji, Mosyle, and Intune profiles from the team portal
  • Company defaults or enforced locks, per setting
  • Seats, devices, and billing in one place
  • Runs locally — the screen never leaves the machine

Interviews, payroll, and ER stay off camera

The risky share isn’t a stolen laptop. It’s a recruiter sharing Zoom and forgetting Greenhouse, a manager with a PIP doc behind Slack, an all-hands with compensation open in a tab. Stealth frosts those apps and tabs before anyone says “can you share your screen?”

  • Blur ATS, HRIS, payroll, and mail — not just chat
  • Sensitive-tab rules for Workday, Gmail, BambooHR, and banking
  • Same policy on Mac and Windows
  • Cheaper than one leaked offer letter

Live on the fleet this afternoon

01

Buy seats

Annual volume pricing, 2–500 seats. The purchaser becomes admin and gets the first seat, the portal, and a deployment token.

02

Push Stealth

Assign the Mac profile or Windows registry keys in Jamf, Kandji, Mosyle, or Intune. Or send an invite link. New machines activate themselves.

03

Lock the policy

Protect Slack, mail, and your HR tabs. Mark them Locked. Everyone inherits it — including people who already customized their copy.

Jamf Kandji Mosyle Microsoft Intune
Stealth settings — protected apps list and auto-detect screen sharing options
Set it once for the company. Protected apps and auto-detect on Zoom, Meet, and Teams. Lock any row so employees can’t turn it off.
Stealth settings — trigger apps, blur darkness and blur intensity sliders
Same blur on every Mac. Darkness, desktop frost, hide the Dock — defaults or enforced, from the portal.
Same blur on every PC. Darkness, desktop frost, hide the taskbar — defaults or enforced, from the portal.

Blur payroll without blurring Chrome

Most leaks are a browser tab, not a whole app. Stealth frosts just the page when the URL matches your rules — Gmail, Workday, Greenhouse, banking — while the rest of the browser stays usable.

Company-wide rules. Lock mail.google.com, workday, greenhouse.io, or your own HRIS host. Every enrolled device gets the list.

Blur first, then check. On every tab switch the page frosts instantly, then lifts only if the tab is allowed. Sensitive content never flashes.

Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Brave. Reveal is per tab, so unblurring Gmail doesn’t expose the next inbox.

Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox. Reveal is per tab, so unblurring Outlook Web doesn’t expose the next inbox.

Chrome with a Gmail tab blurred by Stealth — only the page content is frosted, with a Reveal button
What screen share viewers see — the protected app is completely frosted over with a Reveal button
What the customer, the board, and the recording actually see.

A last line of defense, not a DLP replacement

Fully local. The blur happens on the device. No screen upload, no cloud processing, nothing for a vendor to subpoena.

Minimal permissions. Window positions — and tab addresses only if you enable tab rules. Never page contents.

Honest limits. Stealth covers full-display share. It does not inspect file transfers, email, or USB. Pair it with the DLP you already bought.

Works with the tools you already run. Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, Loom, OBS — anything that captures the screen.

Cheaper than the write-up

One leaked Slack thread, offer letter, or patient tab becomes a ticket, a customer call, and a policy revision. Stealth is a few dollars a seat so that meeting never starts.

Locked settings reach every enrolled computer in about five minutes. Unlock nothing you don’t mean to.

Volume that looks like insurance, not a platform

Annual seats. Immediate Stripe proration when headcount changes. No per-feature upsell.

Stealth for Teams
Company-wide privacy mode
$9.90 /seat/year

Seats 1–10: $9.90  ·  11–50: $5  ·  51+: $4
2–500 seats  ·  2 devices per person, or MDM device seats

  • Silent MDM activation — no license keys for employees
  • Locked company settings, pushed in ~5 minutes
  • Invite by email or link when MDM isn’t in play
  • Mac and Windows from one policy
  • Admin portal for seats, devices, and billing
  • Blur apps, desktop, Dock/taskbar, and sensitive tabs
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Straight answers

Does this replace our DLP?

No. Keep your DLP. Stealth covers the gap it doesn’t: a full-screen share with Slack, mail, or an HR tab sitting on the desktop.

Can we deploy with Jamf or Intune?

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.

Do people have to paste a key?

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.

If we lock Slack, can they turn it off?

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.

Does Stealth upload the screen?

No. Blur is local. The only network calls are license and policy checks — not pixels, not tab contents.

Mac and Windows from one policy?

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.

What if they share a single window?

Stealth protects full-display share and recordings of the display. A single-app window share does not include the overlay. That’s a real limit — say it in training, or lock people into “share screen” defaults where you can.

Is this HIPAA / SOC 2 certified?

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].

How does pricing work as we grow?

Graduated annual seats: $9.90 each for 1–10, $5 for 11–50, $4 after 50. Change quantity in the portal; Stripe prorates immediately. You can’t drop below assigned members.

Can someone just buy one copy?

Yes. Personal Stealth is $7.99 one-time, 7-day trial, two activations. No MDM, no company locks.

Put a policy on the next screen share

From $9.90 a seat. Cheaper than the incident report.