Guardpup catches the keys, passwords, customer data and company secrets your team pastes into AI chats, and swaps them for stand-ins before anything is sent. Your company sets the rules; every check runs on the employee's own computer.
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On our setup page, in your browser. The page can't send anything anywhere: its own security policy forbids it.
Send it in chat or email. Each person opens it and joins in one click. The rules travel inside the link.
Google Workspace, Intune, Jamf or Kandji, so employees can't remove the rules. Being tested
You decide how strict Guardpup is. Rules can only make it stricter than a person's own settings, never looser.
Always mask, no "send anyway", no pausing, no "never flag". The AI only ever gets stand-ins.
Client names, project codenames, internal IDs, shared passwords: protected for everyone. Secrets become one-way fingerprints in your own browser. The values are never kept.
Turn off real values on copy, so real keys never come back onto the clipboard. Turn off anonymous usage counts on every company computer.
The setup page writes what your rules enforce, ready to print or save as a PDF. It's made in your browser; nothing comes from your team's computers.
Drop your Google Admin exports onto the setup page to see which company browsers have it. The files are read in the page and never leave it. Being tested
Each computer sends weekly totals: how many things Guardpup stopped, by kind and AI site. No names and no content. Off until you turn it on, and employees are told.
One policy covers the browser extension, the Mac app and the developer tool (the Windows app: being tested). Get Guardpup.
Guardpup protects your company without reading anyone's messages. There's no dashboard of prompts, because we never get them.
No, and neither can we. See Protection, Not Surveillance.
Not if your rules say so: company rules can switch off pausing, "send anyway" and "never flag". People who joined with a team link can leave the team. With device management they can't remove the rules (being tested).
Yes. The setup page writes a report of what your rules enforce, and our security page answers the usual questions. For anything else, ask us.
Something else? Talk to us. A person replies.
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