What has shipped
Every ClipScrub build that has been published, newest first. Each one carries the SHA-256 of the disk image as it was uploaded, so you can check a download against the release it claims to be. Your licence covers every 1.x release on this page and every one that follows it.
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0.2.1 build 8
- Redaction covers the word, not the whole line of text around it.
- Record numbers written in an unusual shape are caught by the rules layer instead of being missed.
- Ordinary clinical words — a condition, a questionnaire name — are no longer marked as if they identified someone.
- Words stay covered when a long screenshot is read in overlapping pieces and two reads disagree by a pixel.
- A corrupted trial date no longer locks you out of your own app.
- The clipscrub command-line tool states macOS 15 as its floor, which is the only version it was ever built for.
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0.2.0 build 7
- Boxes you draw by hand survive "Redact again" instead of disappearing.
- The first moment of recorded audio is kept, and a recording that would hang on finishing now completes.
- A dropped capture keeps its file and its audit entry together.
- Failures writing the audit log are surfaced rather than passing as normal.
- The redaction switch is hidden where a clip would ignore it.
- Licence emails carry the ClipScrub brand and say where to get help.
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0.2.0 build 6
- The first build recorded in the public release ledger. Earlier versions shipped, but nothing recorded their checksums at the time, so this page cannot vouch for them.
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Releases before build 6 are not listed. The script that records a publish did not exist yet, so nothing captured their checksums at the time — and a checksum written down afterwards would vouch for a file nobody can still verify.
ClipScrub helps you find and remove sensitive information. It is not a compliance service, does not guarantee complete de-identification, and is not legal advice. Detection is not exhaustive — review every result before sharing. For a formal de-identification determination, consult a qualified expert.