Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
datalock Studio turns data cleanup into a no-code workflow
A browser-based interface for inspecting CSV, XLSX, and JSON files, finding personal data, and applying masking or other transformations.
- For
- People cleaning or anonymizing personal-data files
- Worth noticing
- It warns that reversible encryption still leaves data personal for legal purposes, while irreversible hashing can support joins.
Field notes
The interface exposes a recipe-based sequence of transformation steps, with controls for conditions, sorting, duplicate detection, type conversion, calculations, grouping, and aggregation. Its masking guidance separates irreversible hashes from reversible encryption and notes that the same salt produces repeatable codes; the page recommends storing that salt safely. Several extracted interface strings remain unresolved, so the listed controls do not by themselves verify that every feature works.
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