Your team is already using AI tools you don't know about.
Not maliciously — they're just trying to get work done. The problem is nobody wrote down what's okay to type into them.
80%of employees use AI tools their employer hasn't approved
269average unsanctioned AI tools at an 11–50 person company
$670Kextra cost when a breach involves unmanaged AI use
We're not selling anything yet
We're building a plain-language way for small teams (11–50 people) to know what AI tools are actually in use, write a policy people will actually follow, and roll it out without it feeling like surveillance.
Before we build it, we want to hear from people who'd actually deal with this:
Do you know which AI tools your team is using day to day?
Is there a written policy — and does anyone follow it?
Would a plain-English policy + a way to check what's installed be useful, or is this a non-issue for you?