ChatGPT, Copilot and DeepSeek already run on your estate. Untracked.

« An agent on every endpoint is out of the question. »

There is none. Detection runs from a browser extension that reads hostnames — the domain being visited, nothing else. No prompts, no responses, no files, no keystrokes. The exhaustive list of what is read is published, written to be pasted into your own security review rather than taken on trust.

« Another tool that will drown my team in alerts. »

The point is the opposite. A tool detected once on one machine is not an incident; the same tool spreading across three departments with no owner is. What surfaces is exposure, ranked — and each item carries the decision that closes it, so the list shrinks instead of growing.

« How is this different from a CASB or a proxy log? »

A proxy tells you a domain was reached. It does not tell you whether that tool processes personal data, which AI Act obligations it triggers, who approved it, or what was decided last time someone asked. That gap — from network signal to defensible governance decision — is the whole product.