Two distinct products for two fast-moving surfaces. SiteEgress reveals browser-visible website data flows. Agent Guard supervises supported browser-agent actions on sites users explicitly authorize.
Available
Controlled releaseSiteEgress and Agent Guard share a commitment to evidence, local control, and explicit boundaries—but they solve different problems and are delivered as separate products.
Browser privacy & data-flow inspector
See where websites appear to send data, which known services are active, and what privacy-sensitive browser behavior is visible—without uploading your browsing activity.
Browser-agent action security
A separate controlled-release product for governing supported browser-agent actions, approvals, destinations, and sensitive-data categories on authorized sites.
SiteEgress audits website data flows inside Chrome. Agent Guard supervises supported browser-agent actions on sites users authorize. Neither product is a renamed mode of the other.
| SiteEgress | Agent Guard | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary surface | Websites in Chrome | AI agent runtimes |
| Core question | Where does this website send data? | What may this agent see, call, and send? |
| Evidence | Browser-visible destinations and signals | Prompts, tool calls, policy decisions, and egress |
| Availability | Chrome extension 1.1 | Controlled release 1.0.1 |
| Brand color | Teal | Indigo / violet |
Show observable behavior and confidence instead of vague fear-based warnings.
Collect only the minimum metadata required for the product's purpose.
Make technical behavior understandable to users, developers, and security teams.
SiteEgress 1.1 is ready for Chrome. Agent Guard 1.0.1 is available through a separate controlled-release path.