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How to use Fuseji

Getting started

  1. Install. On Mac, open the downloaded Fuseji-arm64.dmg, drag Fuseji to Applications, then open it. On Windows, open the downloaded Fuseji-x64.exe and follow the installer (no administrator rights needed). Fuseji opens when it finishes, and a “Fuseji” shortcut appears in the Start menu and on the desktop.
  2. Open. Click PDF・画像を選ぶ (Choose PDF or image) or drag a PDF onto the home screen. Recent files stay on the home screen.
  3. Analysis type. On the home screen, choose “Personal data” or “Contract template.” With Contract template, amounts, dates, and periods also become candidates, and underline becomes the default redaction style.
  4. Wait. Fuseji reads the PDF and surfaces personal-data candidates, each highlighted on its page.
  5. Export. Once you've reviewed, click 書き出す (Export), pick a filename and format, and save. Verification runs automatically.

Tip: password-protected PDFs prompt you for the password on the home screen.

Review

Detected candidates appear in the right-hand list.

Click a term to jump to its next occurrence. 文書全体に適用 (Apply to document) adds the term across all pages at once.

Export

Verification runs immediately after export. If it fails, the file isn't saved.

Verification report

Redaction counts (by type and page), residual-check results (full-text, plus OCR on Pro and Office), removal results for annotations/attachments/metadata, and a list of unconfirmed pages. Save as PDF or CSV.

Inspector

Open 剥がしテスト (Inspector), pick a PDF redacted by another tool, and Fuseji checks for residual text, hidden characters, annotations, attachments, metadata, and bookmarks. Detection, review, export, and inspector are available in the free version.

Dictionary

Add always-redact and never-redact terms, one per line. Client names and case parties go in always-redact; your own firm name and courts go in never-redact. Pro lets you export and import dictionaries for sharing.

Batch (Pro)

Pick a folder under 一括処理 (Batch) and Fuseji applies the same dictionary and rules to every PDF, giving you a list to review.

Masking text before it goes to generative AI (mini window)

Before you paste text into a generative AI, Fuseji replaces personal information with placeholders (such as 【氏名1】) entirely on your computer. Placeholders that come back in the AI’s answer can be restored to the original words. No PDF is made; only the clipboard is used, and nothing new is sent anywhere.

You are the one who makes the final check that nothing was missed. If you use generative AI for work, we recommend a business plan whose inputs are not used for training. Also, if you use another app that keeps a clipboard history, the original text you copied may remain in that app; Fuseji cannot prevent that.

License

Troubleshooting

Does it run on Windows?

Yes. Fuseji runs on Windows 10 / 11 (x64, 22H2 or later). Windows on ARM is not supported. Open the download page on Windows and you get the Windows version. HEIC images open on Mac, iPad and iPhone; on Windows use PNG or JPEG (automatic face detection (beta) works on Windows too).

Uninstalling

On Mac, quit Fuseji, move it from Applications to the Trash, and delete the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Fuseji. On Windows, uninstall Fuseji from Settings → Apps, and delete the folder %APPDATA%\Fuseji. That removes Fuseji’s settings and dictionaries; we keep no copy. Exported files, reports and the log stay where you saved them.

Still stuck?

If something didn’t work, use うまくいかなかった例を送る (Report what didn’t work) in the app (only a diagnosis with the characters masked by type is sent). For anything else, email [email protected]. Please don’t send the documents themselves.