About JavaScript Obfuscator

Built for teams that need practical JavaScript protection.

JavaScript Obfuscator has helped developers protect shipped code, automate repeatable builds, and support legacy web stacks since 2004.

Used by developers across web, embedded, and enterprise JavaScript projects since 2008

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Richscripts Inc

201 Consumers Rd

North York, ON, M2J 4G8

Canada


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About JavaScript Obfuscator

JavaScript Obfuscator is developed by Richscripts Inc, a privately held software company based in Ontario, Canada.

Our focus on this site is straightforward: help teams reduce the readability of shipped JavaScript, preserve application behavior, and fit protection into real release workflows without unnecessary friction.

What We Build

We maintain an online obfuscator for quick protection jobs, a desktop application for larger projects and batch work, and documentation that covers command-line usage, cross-file configuration, and release sequencing.

That mix is especially useful for teams working with public web apps, embedded script blocks in legacy templates, and mixed stacks such as HTML, ASP, ASPX, JSP, and PHP where JavaScript often ships alongside server-rendered markup.

How Teams Use It

Some customers use the online tool to protect a single script before launch. Others use the desktop app to process directories, preserve naming across files, and standardize options for repeatable production builds.

We design the product around practical concerns that come up in release work: protecting readable source, avoiding accidental breakage in shared names, and giving teams a clear path from evaluation to repeatable automation.

JavaScript code being obfuscated

How We Work

We keep this product centered on code protection rather than a generic software catalog. That means clearer upgrade paths, practical docs, and support that is tied to actual obfuscation use cases instead of unrelated products.

Customer feedback still matters heavily to how the site evolves. The most valuable requests usually come from real shipping constraints: what breaks in production, which workflows need better documentation, and where teams want more predictable control.

Our customer base spans software vendors, agencies, universities, internal enterprise teams, and public-sector organizations that need an established way to make shipped client-side code harder to reverse engineer.

Code protection workflow