Features
Every feature is designed around how security teams actually work — not around theoretical threat models.
Intervention Types
Sensitive data is intercepted and removed before it reaches any AI tool. Policies execute inside the browser, so there is no proxy to route through and no network round trip to wait on.
Instead of blocking entirely, Blotwise strips or masks sensitive fields and allows the anonymized version through — keeping employees productive while keeping data safe. Emails, card numbers, keys and anything your templates cover are replaced with placeholders such as [EMAIL_1], and the original is kept in an encrypted vault on the device.
Admins can allow policy overrides with a mandatory justification requirement. Every override is logged and factored into the employee's risk score, creating accountability without blocking legitimate work.
Employees can flag incorrect policy matches directly from the extension. Feedback flows into the admin dashboard and is used to refine detection rules over time — reducing friction without reducing protection.
Detection
Management
Every blocked, anonymized, or overridden event is logged with full context — platform, timestamp, policy matched, and user. Know exactly who shared what, when, and where without invading personal privacy.
Define rules by data type and by the sites they apply to. Ship a blanket block today and refine it to surgical precision tomorrow. Extensions pick up a policy change on their next sync, within a few minutes.
Every team member gets a weekly security score based on their AI usage patterns. Spot risky behavior early, recognize your most compliant employees, and generate compliance reports in seconds.
Push policy updates and security notices directly into the extension. No email open rates to worry about — your team sees the message the moment they open any AI tool.
Uploaded files and screenshots are scanned for sensitive content before reaching AI. OCR pulls the text out of an image and runs the same rules over it, so a key pasted as a screenshot is caught the same way a typed one is.