[ Platform · one console · EU-hosted ]

The AI DLP platform you operate. One console for browser, desktop and dev tools.

Tracehold is the product your security team buys and runs: a single console that deploys protection to every place your people reach AI, streams a live feed of what's being caught, maps your AI use to the regulations, and turns it all into board-ready reporting. Detection runs on the device — only metadata reaches the backend by default.

Works in minutes Nothing leaves the device Built in the EU

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[ One platform · three surfaces ]

One platform. Three places it protects. One console to run it.

Tracehold protects every spot your team can hand data to an AI — and brings it all back to a single screen. The same smart detection runs everywhere, so a rule you set once works the same in the browser, on the desktop and in developer tools.

Same protection everywhere

Whether someone pastes into a chatbot, a desktop AI app or a developer tool, Tracehold applies the same checks and the same policy. One rule, every surface — nothing slips through a gap.

Caught at the source

We see what's about to be sent to an AI right on the device — before it leaves the machine. Nothing routes through a third-party server and there's no perceptible slowdown, just a quiet check at the exact moment it matters.

Run it from one console

Set policies, watch what's happening and pull your reports from a single web console. Your security team gets the whole picture in one place — no juggling tools.

[ On-device detection · metadata only ]

This page is the product. The mechanism has its own page.

Detection runs on the device and the prompt never leaves the browser by default — only metadata (type of finding, severity, timestamp) reaches the backend. For the step-by-step of how detection actually works, see the dedicated page.

How detection works

[ What you deploy · three surfaces ]

Three surfaces, one platform to run them

The platform ships as three protection surfaces, all managed and reported from the same console. You decide which to roll out and when.

Browser extension

A free, lightweight extension that covers ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot with deep, in-page checks, plus a 2,200+ site blocklist that flags unapproved "shadow AI" your team finds on its own. Across 1,600+ detection patterns, the check happens right where data is typed; nothing leaves the browser. See the extension →

Desktop & developer/terminal agents

Agents extend the same on-device protection beyond the browser — to desktop AI apps and the terminal and coding assistants your engineers use — so data is caught at the source there too. See the agents →

Outlook add-in

An add-in brings the same checks to email, so sensitive data is caught before it leaves in a message — managed and reported from the same console as the other surfaces. See the Outlook add-in →

[ Data handling · tamper-evident ]

The tool that protects your data is careful with it too

No jargon — just plain reassurance about how your data is handled. The prompt itself stays on the device; only metadata is ever recorded.

Nothing stored by default

The check happens on the device. By default only the essentials come back — what was caught, how serious, and when — never the prompt itself.

Encrypted and tamper-proof

Everything we keep is encrypted and signed, so it can't be quietly altered. The full record of what happened stays trustworthy.

Every customer kept apart

Each customer's data is fully isolated from everyone else's — separation is built into the foundation, not bolted on afterward.

Built and hosted in the EU

Designed and run in Europe, with data residency in the EU — so the tool that protects your data doesn't become a new data-transfer problem.

[ Console · live readout ]

The single console you operate

Everything you buy is run from one web console: deploy the surfaces, set policy, watch the live detections feed, track your compliance mapping, and pull the reports the board asks for. Everyone sees exactly what their role allows — and nothing more.

Allow Observe Redact Block

Live detections feed & board-ready reporting

Watch sensitive data caught across your team in real time, coloured by severity — and export the trends and audit-ready evidence the board and auditors ask for. Metadata only; never the prompt.

Set policy once, apply everywhere

Decide what's sensitive and what should happen — allow, warn or block — and it applies across every surface you've deployed.

Roles & SSO

Analysts see reporting, admins manage policy, and sensitive controls stay locked down. Signs in through Microsoft Entra ID or Okta (SSO), forwards events to Splunk or your SIEM via a signed webhook, and sends alerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams.

From feed to incident, automatically

Correlation rules aggregate events over time — repeated attempts, rising volume, multi-step patterns — and turn them into a single incident your team can act on instead of noise to sift through. Threat hunting lets analysts drill into any user's timeline directly from the console.

console.tracehold · today's detections
Coverage: 82 out of 100.Coverage

A clear, friendly trail of what was caught, where, and what we did about it.

console.tracehold · activity log

The console above, for real — illustrative sample data.

[ Reporting & analytics · board-ready ]

Reporting leadership actually trusts

Real-time dashboards turn millions of events into the handful of numbers that matter — exportable for the board, and ready to forward to your SIEM.

app.tracehold.io/reporting/overview
Leaks prevented
1,284+12%
AI prompts
48,210+6%
Blocks
312−4%
Active users
486+2%
AI usage vs. prevented leaks
W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8
AI prompts Leaks prevented
Blocks by app
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Copilot
Other

Illustrative simulation — export the same views as CSV or PDF, or connect them to your SIEM.

[ Compliance · GDPR · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2 ]

A live compliance view you can show the board

Tracehold maps what your team actually does with AI to the regulations you answer to — and turns it into live compliance mapping covering GDPR · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2, plus the audit trail you need to demonstrate control under the EU AI Act and DORA. The view updates as you fix things, and you can export the evidence whenever an auditor asks.

No spreadsheets, no guesswork. You see where you stand today, what's driving the risk, and proof that you have controls in place.

See compliance in depth

GDPR & personal data

Catch customer names, emails and financial details before they reach a chatbot — with a record you can show a regulator.

NIS2, ISO 27001 & SOC 2

Turn every risky or blocked event into time-stamped, reportable evidence — mapped straight to the frameworks your risk team answers to, with the same audit trail supporting your EU AI Act and DORA obligations.

An inventory of AI in use

A live list of the AI tools your team uses — including the ones nobody approved — plus a live map of which users and groups are sending data to which tool, so governance stops being a blind spot.

Mapping, not a binder

Your exposure across GDPR · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2 as a clear, always-current view that anyone on the board can understand at a glance.

[ Deployment · 2–4 weeks ]

Protected in weeks, not months

You push the browser extension out through Microsoft Intune or your standard MDM to start — no proxy, no network re-architecture, no big endpoint project. Add the desktop agents when you're ready for deeper coverage.

01 · Start in days

Roll out the browser extension through Microsoft Intune or standard MDM, the same way you push any other browser add-on. No new hardware to buy or install.

02 · Watch first

Begin in observe-only to see exactly what your team is sharing with AI — with zero disruption — then turn on blocking when you're ready.

03 · Fully protected in 2–4 weeks

Most teams go from first call to protected in two to four weeks. Add the desktop agents whenever you want to extend coverage further.

[ FAQ · buyer questions ]

The questions buyers ask first

Will my team even notice it's there?
Only when it matters. People keep using AI exactly as they do today. Tracehold steps in only when something sensitive is about to be shared — with a clear, friendly explanation of what was caught and why. No slowdown, no blocking everything.
Where exactly does Tracehold protect us?
Everywhere your team reaches AI: the browser (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot and 2,200+ tools), the desktop and the developer tools your engineers use. It's one platform covering all three, managed from a single console.
Do you store our prompts or our data?
No. The check happens on the device. By default only the essentials reach us — what type of thing was caught, how serious, and when — never the prompt itself. Everything we do keep is encrypted and signed, and every customer's data is fully isolated.
How hard is it to set up?
Easy. It's a browser extension you can push out with your normal device management — no network re-architecture, no proxy. Most teams go from first call to protected in 2–4 weeks, and you can add the desktop agents later.
Can it connect to the tools we already run?
Yes. Tracehold works with your existing single sign-on, and forwards alerts to the SOC you already use as well as Slack or Teams — so it fits into how your team already works.
What does it cost?
There's a free edition, and two paid plans: Insight at €40/user·mo (see the risk) and Governance at €60/user·mo (prevent it and prove compliance). Unlike most of the market, our prices are published — see the pricing page for the full breakdown.

See it run against your own environment

Book a 30-minute demo and we'll show you, in your own setup, exactly what would have been caught — across the browser, the desktop and developer tools — with zero disruption to your people.