Drop in a document, image or PDF and CLEANROOM runs the sterilisation steps that apply to it, in this tab, then tells you exactly what it took out. It is the pre-flight check for anything that leaves your hands: the resume before the recruiter, the photo before the post, the deliverable before the client. Included in the Sovereign Pass.
Sterilised files appear here.
It removes the parts that identify you or phone home. Metadata, author fields, macros, beacons, zero-width traps. Each file's report lists exactly what was found, and the certificate records the SHA-256 before and after so a clean file can be tied to its original.
It does not change what the file visibly says. Re-encoding an image removes its metadata, not the faces or documents in the picture. To black something out of an image, use CLOAK; to redact a PDF so the words are truly gone, use SEAL. CLEANROOM clears a PDF's metadata and scripts but does not flatten a redaction rectangle.
The image noise step is honest about its limit. It perturbs the sensor pattern (PRNU) that can tie a photo to a specific camera. It makes matching harder; it does not guarantee defeating a determined forensic analysis, and it slightly alters the image. Leave it off unless you specifically need it.
No finding is not a promise of safety. A file can identify you through its visible content, its writing style or its context. Treat CLEANROOM as the mechanical scrub before a human check, not a substitute for one.
Nothing leaves this tab. Every file is read, cleaned and written in browser memory.