Plain-English trust notes

How Doc Rinse handles documents.

Doc Rinse is built around a simple idea: create a cleaned version first, make the user review it, then let the user decide whether to export or analyze the cleaned output.

Current processing model

Original input

Your uploaded file or pasted text is used to extract text, detect private details, and create a cleaned version for that run.

Temporary review run

The cleaned output is kept temporarily so you can review, export, or analyze it. Current review runs expire after about 15 minutes.

Not a document vault

Doc Rinse is not intended for long-term document storage. Anything you want to keep should be exported from the cleaned output.

AI analysis

Doc Rinse separates document cleaning from AI analysis. The cleaned version is reviewed first. Optional analysis happens only after you choose to continue.

Current built-in analysis is based on the cleaned text and structured fields generated by Doc Rinse. Scanned or OCR-based files are treated conservatively and may be blocked from analysis in private testing.

Feedback and payments

Run feedback

If you submit feedback, Doc Rinse stores the feedback type, optional note, document classification, OCR status, and redaction summary. Do not include raw personal details in feedback notes.

Stripe checkout

Paid checkout is handled by Stripe. Doc Rinse receives a verified payment session and issues a temporary access code for the selected plan.

Rate and file limits

Production limits apply to request rate, file size, pasted-text length, page count, and paid-plan capabilities.

Important limits

Doc Rinse helps identify and remove sensitive information for review. It does not guarantee that every possible sensitive detail will be found. You should inspect the cleaned result before exporting it or using it with AI.