A list that stays current
We maintain 11,841+ AI website addresses and group them by what they do, such as writing, coding or making images.
How we keep the list updated
Find AI use at work
See which AI tools your team uses.
See which AI tools your team uses.
Know what to do next.
Check your network records against our list of 11,841+ AI website addresses. See the tools found, read about their risks, and use suggested rules for your industry to decide what to allow.
We provide the AI-tool list and keep it up to date. You bring a file from your network system.
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IT managersI run ITSee which AI tools reach your network and which rules to set in your firewall or DNS filter.For IT managers
ComplianceI own complianceGet a dated record of the AI tools found and what was decided about each.For compliance officers
Internal auditI auditBuild an AI tool inventory from network records, with a PDF for the workpaper file.For internal auditors
MSPs & consultantsI serve clientsRun a check per client and hand over a report with their name on it.For MSPs and consultants
Where do you want to begin?
Choose what you need today
Find the AI tools my team uses
Upload a file from your firewall, DNS or proxy. Every AI tool found is listed with its risk level.
free checkSee a report before I start
Open a finished example: the tools found, how risky each one is, and which users reached them.
sample reportGet rules for my industry
Start from 15 ready rule sets, from schools to banks. Each type of AI tool gets allow, limit or block.
pick industryCheck networks for my clients
Run a check for each client you manage and hand over a report with the client's name on it.
for MSPsShow auditors we are in control
Keep a dated record of which AI tools were found on your network and what you decided about each.
for complianceWhat you get
The list, the rules, and a view of your own network.
You do not have to find and research each AI tool yourself. Our list and industry rules help you make sense of the tools in your records.
Help choosing what to allow
Start with rules made for your type of work. They show which tools to allow, which need extra limits, and which to block.
Browse the industry rulesA report about your team
Upload your network records to find matching AI tools. Start with a free preview, then choose a full report if you need all the findings.
See what a report containsYour next steps
From “what are we using?” to a clear plan.
Begin with your industry and a file from your network. The report gives your team a place to start.
- 01
Look at your industry rules
A school and a law firm have different needs. Choose your industry and read its suggested rules before you review the results.
Choose your industry - 02
Get your network records
Ask your IT team for a file of website connections from your firewall, DNS filter or proxy.
Find the guide for your system - 03
Run the free check
Create an account and upload the file. We check the website addresses against our AI-tool list.
Upload your file - 04
Read the first results
The free preview shows totals, risk counts and some tool names. You can download a PDF to discuss with your team.
See a sample report - 05
Get the details you need
A full report shows all the AI tools found, with user or device details when your file includes them.
Compare full-report options - 06
Agree on what happens next
Review the suggested rules, make choices for your team, and ask IT to apply them. Check a later file to see what changed.
See the IT follow-up process
Rules for your work
Start with the needs of your industry.
Choose a group below to see its suggested rules. Each set covers the types of tools in our AI list, so you have a starting point for the tools your check finds.
General business
MSPs & IT service providers
K-12 schools
Higher education
Healthcare
Banks & financial services
Insurers & brokers
Law firms
Government & public sector
Defense & critical infrastructure
Accounting & tax firms
Manufacturing & engineering
Software & technology
Marketing, media & creative agencies
Pharma & life sciences
These are suggested rules. Your team reviews them and decides what fits your work.
How the pieces fit
A tool name becomes a useful decision.
We identify the kind of tool, add what we know about its risks and data use, then show the suggested action for your industry.
- 1Website in your file
We look for a match in our AI-tool list.
- 2What the tool does
Its group helps explain why someone might use it.
- 3Your industry rules
The rules and risk details guide the suggested action.
Use under your usual rules
The selected rules allow this tool. Your own rules for company data still apply.
Set limits before use
Extra steps may be needed, such as an approved work account or limits on what staff can share.
Review and restrict access
The tool falls outside the selected rules. Your IT team can decide how to restrict it.
The check reads a file. It does not change your firewall or block sites on its own.
Inside the report
Understand what was found and why it matters.
A name on a list is only the start. The full report adds the details your team needs to review each tool.
- What it does. Writing, coding, images, meetings and other types of work.
- 13 risk factors. Training terms, opt-out options, enterprise tier, sovereignty, human review and more, with the date each was checked.
- Who connected to it. Users or devices, if those details are in your file.
- What to review. Risk details and the suggested industry rule.
How to read a finding
- Tool type
- What the AI tool is used for
- Website address
- The address matched in your records
- Data use
- What the provider says about using customer content
- User or device
- Who or what made the connection, when recorded
- Suggested rule
- Allow, allow with controls, or block
PDF to share CSV for a spreadsheet
Beyond the familiar names
AI at work can take many forms.
Staff may use a writing helper, a meeting recorder or a coding tool without telling IT. That is what “shadow AI” means. Our list groups tools by what they do, making the results easier to read.
Writing and chat
Drafting emails, answering questions and rewriting text.
Coding
Writing code, finding errors and building apps.
Meetings and audio
Recording calls, making notes and creating voices.
Images and video
Making pictures, editing clips and creating video.
Search and research
Finding answers, reading documents and studying data.
Tools that do tasks
Working through steps, filling forms and handling routine jobs.
The list is checked daily.
We look for AI tools in our wider website database and sources that list new tools. We update the list as tools appear or change.
Read how we find and check toolsUse the system you have
Start with a file from your IT team.
Your firewall or web filter may already record website connections. Ask for an export of those records. Choose your system for help getting the right file.
You can also upload a CSV file or a plain list of website addresses. Ask us for help if you are unsure what to use.
See all upload guidesPut the findings to work
Give the right people a clear next step.
Use the same findings to make decisions, explain the risks and plan your next check.
For your IT team
Find tools that need a closer look. Review the suggested rules and decide which settings to change in your own systems.
See how IT teams use itFor managers and reviewers
Share a report that shows what the check found. Use it to explain your choices and agree on who follows up.
Read the sample reportFor teams serving clients
Check each client's records separately. Bring a clear report to your next meeting and help them decide what to do.
See options for client workTry it, then choose
See the first results before you pay.
The free preview helps you see what the check finds. Buy a full report when you need the complete list and its details.
Free preview
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For a small file and a first look at the findings.
- Totals by tool type and risk counts
- Some tool names shown
- A preview PDF to share
- Up to 5,000 lines or 2 MB
- One a day, three a month
Full report
$99 for one report
A single purchase. No monthly payment.
- All AI tools with 13 risk factors each
- Training, opt-out, enterprise tier, sovereignty
- Users or devices, when recorded
- PDF and spreadsheet download
- Up to 2 million lines or 25 MB
3 reports: $199 · 5 reports: $299
Monthly plans
from $99 / month
For teams that check records throughout the year.
- Full report credits each month
- Options for your own team or clients
- PDF and spreadsheet downloads
- Different limits for each plan
Before you start
A few things you may want to know.
Need help with your file or your team's needs?
Talk to usYour upload is discarded after the check.
Reports stay in your account for 90 days. You can delete them sooner.
Read about data handlingWhat does shadow AI mean?
Shadow AI means people using AI tools for work without their company knowing or approving them. These may be tools for writing, coding, making images or taking meeting notes.
Read the plain-language guideDo I need to bring a list of AI tools?
No. We maintain the list used for the check. It covers 11,841+ AI website addresses and is updated daily. You bring a file of network activity from your own system.
See how the list is maintainedWhat file should I upload?
Ask your IT team for a file of website connections from your firewall, DNS filter or proxy. These are systems that record or manage network traffic. We support common exports, CSV files and lists of website addresses.
Find the guide for your systemWill this show who used each tool?
The full report can show users or devices if your file includes that information. If it only contains website addresses, the report cannot identify people. A connection alone does not tell us what someone typed or shared.
See the user and device fieldsWhat can I see for free?
The preview shows totals by tool type, risk counts and some tool names, plus a PDF you can share. It accepts up to 5,000 lines or 2 MB. A free account gets one preview a day and three a month. Full reports start at $99.
Compare the preview and full reportDo I need to install anything?
No. You upload a file from the system you already use. The check does not install software on staff devices or change your network settings.
See how the check worksWhat happens to my uploaded file?
The uploaded file is read for the check and then discarded. Your report stays in your account for 90 days, and you can delete it sooner.
Read the data-handling detailsDoes the report block AI tools for me?
No. It shows the AI tools found and suggested rules for your industry. Your IT team reviews the results and applies any changes in your own security tools.
See the IT follow-up processCan it find AI use outside our network?
It can only check the records you upload and match addresses in our database. Activity missing from those records, such as use on a personal phone connection, will not appear.
Review coverage and limitations
Take the first step
Find out what is in your network records.
Start with a free check. Bring the results to your team and decide what to allow, what needs limits, and what to stop.
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