Your enterprise customers are reading your TOS with red pens. PrivacyPal is the governance layer that lets you build on GPT, Claude and Gemini without putting your customers' data on a subprocessor list. Sidecar topology, sovereign by design, agent-native for Claude Code, Copilot & MCP — so you keep velocity and don't get lapped.
When you add OpenAI to your stack, every enterprise customer's CISO asks the same question: where does our data go, who else sees it, and what do you do when an agent calls our tools? Deals slow down. Renewals get harder. "AI-first" becomes "AI-stuck."
PrivacyPal breaks the pattern. The governance lives in your VPC. Customer data never reaches the LLM — Privacy Twins preserve statistical bandwidth without surfacing the original. The LLM never makes your subprocessor list. Your pipeline stays fast. The shift is here.
Ship in-product AI assistants without appearing on any vendor subprocessor list. Privacy Twins keep tenant data sovereign — the LLM never sees customer values.
Let AI agents see user code without shipping proprietary IP to a model vendor. Native governance for Claude Code, Copilot & MCP — secret detection on the way out, real values stitched back on the way in.
Enable natural-language queries and agent-driven workflows over customer-hosted data. Values stay in the tenant. Only statistically accurate Privacy Twins go to the model. Full audit trail.
Give engineers AI copilots on production logs, traces and prod data — without the leak risk. Org-wide AI controls, prompt-injection prevention, agent governance.
"Our fastest-ever security review. Three enterprise customers said yes to AI the week we launched with PrivacyPal."— CTO, Series C data infrastructure
OpenAI-compatible endpoint. One base_url change and your stack inherits end-to-end redaction.
Different customers, different rules. Apply detectors by tenant ID, enforce by API key.
Preserves SSE and chunked responses end-to-end. Your LLM UX doesn't change.
30-minute technical walkthrough with one of our deployment engineers. Install once. Run sovereign. Get governance the CISO greenlights.