Guard4AI protects sensitive information across ChatGPT, Claude and other AI tools — before it leaves the browser.
For one person using AI safely at work.
Free for fourteen days. Card charged on day fifteen.
For organisations that need visibility and consistent protection across their team.
Twenty minutes: your seat count, your categories, your price.
What the dashboard shows, what an admin can lock, and how seats work — see it in detail.
Individual on day fifteen: fourteen days free first, and cancelling before then costs nothing. Business starts from the date we agree on the call.
One connected browser, not one person with a login. Two machines take two seats; nobody signs in to anything.
Text typed or pasted into 28 AI sites in your browser, plus the documents and images you attach there. Spreadsheets and slide decks are not read yet, with support coming soon: until then Guard4AI stops them and tells you they were not checked, rather than letting them pass as clean. Desktop apps sit outside a browser extension. The detail is in the FAQ.
Every panel shows from the first connected browser: catches, categories, seats, attachments and the AI tool split. The tool panel reports shares rather than counts, and nothing anywhere names a person or repeats a word that was typed. On a team of two or three, though, a company total is close to an individual one, and the privacy policy says so.
The cap is enforced, not advisory. Whoever enters your invite code after the last seat is told so. Nothing breaks quietly.
