| What it protects | Company data across AI tools. SentinelOne says it can redact sensitive data and enforce policies across 15,000+ AI services. It also lists unsanctioned AI tools in use. | Names, identifiers, addresses, secrets and anything on your own "always protect" list, in text you type or paste. |
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| Where processing happens | Not verified. AWS Marketplace lists hosted plans deployed on AWS and separate self-hosted plans. | On your device. |
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| Where original values are stored | Not verified. SentinelOne says policies can redact or tokenize data. Where tokens map back to originals is not stated. | In a swap table that stays on your device. |
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| Restore in replies | Not verified. The pages we read describe redact, block, coach and alert. They do not describe restoring original values in answers. | Yes. Real values return on your device in supported replies. |
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| How you use it | Admins roll out a lightweight agent and browser extensions to staff. It also covers AI code assistants and apps a company builds, through an API. | A browser extension for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Perplexity, a web workspace, or the SDK and local proxy in your own code. |
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| Deployment | Part of the SentinelOne Singularity platform. Hosted or self-hosted options are listed for employees, code assistants and homegrown apps. | Extension version 0.1.1 installs manually in Chrome with "Load unpacked". Workspace and billing run on tightlipai.com during the move to the new name. |
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| Pricing | Not published. AWS Marketplace lists custom pricing per user on contract. | USD 0.05 per credit. Top-ups from USD 100. USD 20 free credit on sign-up (to be reconfirmed before launch). One credit covers each started block of 8,000 tokens. |
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