About us
We believe protecting your own privacy shouldn't require trusting anyone — including us.
The problem
The photos, videos and documents you share every day carry far more than you think: the precise GPS of where they were taken, your device's unique serial number, your real name, an edit timeline, even invisible watermarks quietly injected by AI tools. This metadata leaks your identity and movements in places you can't see.
Most "metadata removers" ask you to upload your files to their servers. To protect your privacy, you first have to hand it over — which is a contradiction in itself.
Our approach
Apkimi flips this completely: all file processing happens inside your browser. No uploads, no server-side copies — from the moment you open a file to the moment it's cleaned, it stays on your own device.
This isn't marketing — it's the architecture. We read and remove metadata using your browser's own capabilities; even if we wanted to peek at your files, we couldn't, because they never reach us.
Our principles
Local first — if it can be done on your device, it never goes to the cloud.
Lossless — cleaning metadata should never cost you quality or content.
Verifiable — we don't make promises you can't check; the source code is the truth.
For everyone — privacy protection should be free, instant, and open to all.
Pick a tool, drop a file in, and see what it's really hiding — then remove it.