Why Teams Use It
- A support teammate is about to paste a customer email.
- A finance teammate copies a card or tax detail into a prompt.
- An engineer includes a secret key, internal link, or config note.
- An agency teammate shares client notes that should stay private.
AI Prompt Leak Guard can flag those patterns before a prompt is sent. Review prompts yourself: detection is not a guarantee.
What The User Sees
- A clear warning when a prompt looks risky.
- A quick redaction button when safe cleanup is possible.
- A firm block when team policy says the prompt should not leave.
- Simple settings that explain what is protected and what is not.
Why It Feels Safer
- Prompt checks happen in the browser.
- The product does not need your prompt text for protection.
- Free local protection does not require an account or payment.
- Small teams can start with a browser guardrail before buying heavy enterprise tools.
Start Here
- See pricing for free local protection and the status of paid evaluation.
- Check supported sites before rollout.
- Read the privacy promise in plain English.