AI risk doesn't stop at the browser tab. Neither do we.
Your team reaches AI from more than a chat window. They use desktop apps, coding assistants and terminal tools like Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot — and they send email. Tracehold protects all of it, catching sensitive data right at the source, before it leaves the machine.
A browser extension can't see everything
Some of your biggest AI exposure happens outside the browser entirely — in the apps and tools your team relies on every day. That's where most DLP goes blind.
Desktop AI apps
The native ChatGPT and Claude apps sit outside the browser. Whatever your team types into them never passes through a tab.
Coding & terminal tools
Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot read your code and your environment — including live keys and credentials — and send it straight to AI.
Outbound email
Sensitive data leaves the company by email too — the wrong attachment, the wrong recipient, a customer record in the body.
We catch it at the source, before it leaves
Tracehold runs quietly on the device and watches what's about to be sent to AI — whether it's typed, pasted or uploaded as a file. The browser extension needs no proxy and no certificates; the Windows and Mac desktop agent uses a lightweight, per-device certificate, with no company-wide proxy or traffic re-routing.
See it at the source
The moment a desktop app, coding tool or terminal is about to send something to an AI, Tracehold reads it right there — before it ever leaves the machine.
Hide the sensitive part
If there's a secret or personal data inside, Tracehold hides or strips just that part — so the rest can still go through and the tool keeps working. No broken workflows.
One policy, one record
Every surface follows the same rules and reports to the same console — so you get one clear audit trail, without the prompt itself ever being stored.
Windows, Mac and Linux — one consistent shield
Your people aren't all on the same operating system, and your protection shouldn't depend on it. Tracehold covers the desktop and developer tools across all three, so a leak is caught the same way whether it starts on a laptop, a workstation or a build server.
Works with the tools your team already uses
Desktop AI apps and developer assistants like Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot — protected without changing how people work. Explore the platform →
The same smart detection, everywhere
The same engine that protects the browser recognises secrets and sensitive data here too — even names and addresses that don't follow a fixed format. See what we detect →
One console for all of it
The browser, the desktop, the terminal and email all roll up to a single dashboard and a single set of policies. No drift, no gaps. See the console →
Windows
Protects desktop apps and dev tools, with extra controls for USB drives, screenshots, printing and Microsoft sensitivity labels.
Linux
Built for developers and servers — it catches secrets in coding and terminal tools at the kernel level. Our deepest interception mode rolls out through supervised pilots before wider release.
Mac
The browser extension already protects your team on Mac today. A native desktop agent with the same OS-level coverage as Windows and Linux is in active development.
One console rolls up every OS — illustrative sample data.
Protect AI coding tools without slowing developers down
Coding assistants are some of the most useful — and most exposed — AI tools in the company. They touch real keys, credentials and proprietary code. Tracehold keeps developers fast while keeping those secrets in — covering Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and command-line tools.
Built for the terminal
Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and command-line tools are covered the same as a chat window — wherever a developer talks to AI. For Claude Code and Codex specifically, Tracehold can also inject DLP guardrails straight into the project's CLAUDE.md, so the ground rules travel with the codebase.
Hide the secret, keep the flow
Instead of killing the request, Tracehold strips just the sensitive part and lets the rest through. The assistant keeps responding and the developer barely notices.
Nothing risky leaves the machine
The check happens locally, on the device, before anything is sent. By default only a safe, redacted summary reaches your console — never the code or the key.
Catch the leak that goes out by email
AI isn't the only way data walks out the door. Tracehold also checks outgoing email — the message, the recipients and the attachments — as it's sent, helping make sure a confidential file or a customer record doesn't slip out unnoticed. It watches incoming mail too, flagging phishing and impersonation attempts before your team acts on them.
Works inside Outlook, inbound and outbound
Across classic Outlook, new Outlook and the web version — your team keeps sending and receiving email exactly as they do today.
Checks the whole message on send
Subject, body, recipients and attachments — including PDFs and Office files — are scanned the moment you hit send.
Same rules as everywhere else
Email uses the very same detection and policies as the browser and the desktop, all reporting to one console.
Encrypted and tamper-proof, by design
Everything Tracehold records is encrypted and signed, so your audit trail can be trusted and every customer's data stays fully isolated. The content of a message or a prompt is never kept — only the safe summary you need to prove what happened.
Broad coverage, without the heavy rollout
Covers shadow AI too
More than 2,200+ AI tools and sites — including the new ones nobody approved — across the browser, the desktop and the terminal.
Live compliance mapping
See your GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 exposure as a clear, always-current view that improves as you close the gaps. See compliance →
Fast to roll out
Start with the browser extension in minutes and add desktop and email coverage as you go — no network surgery, live in 2–4 weeks.
European by design
Built and hosted in the EU, with everything encrypted and signed and each customer's data fully isolated.
The questions buyers ask first
Which AI tools beyond the browser do you cover?
Does it work on Windows, Mac and Linux?
Will it break my developers' workflow?
Do I have to re-route traffic or install certificates?
What gets sent back to the console?
How does this fit with the browser extension?
See what your team is sharing — everywhere they use AI
Book a 30-minute demo and we'll show you exactly what would have been caught across the browser, the desktop and developer tools — with zero disruption to your people.