Privacy & masking

Replayfy is private by default: text inputs are redacted before anything leaves the device. You control exactly what’s captured on top of that — per element, per region, or globally — and dashboard settings override your in-code config, so you can tighten masking without shipping a new build.

Mask everything at once

Turn on maskAllInputs (on by default on web) to redact the value of every input:

Web
iOS
Android
React Native
Flutter

initReplay({ apiKey: "rpl_pk_YOUR_KEY", maskAllInputs: true });

Replayfy.init({ apiKey: "rpl_pk_YOUR_KEY", maskAllInputs: true });

Replay.start(with: ReplayConfig(apiKey: "rpl_pk_YOUR_KEY", maskAllInputs: true))

ReplayConfig(apiKey = "rpl_pk_YOUR_KEY", maskAllInputs = true)

Replay.start({ apiKey: "rpl_pk_YOUR_KEY", maskAllInputs: true });

Replay.start(const ReplayConfig(apiKey: "rpl_pk_YOUR_KEY", maskAllInputs: true));

Mask specific elements

Web
iOS
Android
React Native
Flutter

Add rpf-mask to redact an element’s text/value, or rpf-block to blank the whole element (great for third-party embeds):

<span class="rpf-mask">4111 1111 1111 1111</span>
<div class="rpf-block"><!-- third-party chat widget --></div>

Customize the selectors with maskTextSelector and blockSelector in config.

Occlude any view’s region (SwiftUI), and choose how masked regions render:

myView.replayOcclude()                       // mask this view
Replay.setMaskStyle(.blur)                   // .blur (default) · .overlay · .pixelate

replayOcclude(blockGestures:) also suppresses taps on the masked region.

Replay.setMaskStyle(ReplayMaskStyle.BLUR)     // BLUR (default) or OVERLAY

Tag views to mask them, or mask whole screens — see the Android SDK page for view-level masking.

Wrap anything sensitive in <ReplayMask>:

import { ReplayMask, ReplayMaskStyle } from "@replayfyapp/react-native";

<ReplayMask style={ReplayMaskStyle.blur}>
  <CreditCardField />
</ReplayMask>;

Wrap sensitive widgets in ReplayMask, and set the global style:

ReplayMask(child: CreditCardField());
await Replay.setMaskStyle(ReplayMaskStyle.pixelate); // blur · overlay · pixelate

Masking happens on-device, before capture — masked content is never transmitted or stored. There’s no way to un-mask it later, so err toward masking anything sensitive.

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Privacy & masking

Mask everything at once

Mask specific elements

​Mask everything at once

​Mask specific elements

Mask everything at once

Mask specific elements