PowerGrabber is a monitoring application for macOS, Windows, and Linux. PowerGrabber captures LLM traffic in two ways: via browser extension for browser-based AI usage such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, and directly at the API for AI applications such as Claude Code — logging everything as structured, compliance-ready data.
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Who in our organisation is using AI tools — and which ones?
What are they putting in?
Are our secrets leaving the company?
How much are we spending on AI — and who is spending it?
Are we legal?
Are we compliant?
Are we secure?
Do we know anything?
You know which AI tools are in use. Every AI service accessed through the browser or at the API level is captured, identified, and logged. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Claude Code, and every other LLM interaction — visible, attributed, recorded.
You have the record your auditor will ask for. Every interaction logged as structured, compliance-ready data. Timestamped. Searchable. Exportable. The documentation the EU AI Act, GDPR, and your own governance framework require — generated automatically, continuously, not reconstructed under pressure.
Your AI policy has an enforcement layer. A policy without observability is a document. PowerGrabber gives your policy teeth — not by restricting what people do, but by making what they do visible.
Your compliance team can demonstrate, not just assert. There is a significant difference between telling a regulator that AI usage is governed and showing them the capture record that proves it. PowerGrabber produces the latter.
You know exactly what is leaving your organisation through AI tools. Not approximately. Not based on assumption. A precise, structured, searchable record of every prompt, every interaction, every API call — from every endpoint, every browser, every AI application in use across your organisation.
PowerGrabber will include built-in compliance monitoring mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (2025) and the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications (2026).
Detect credentials present in AI traffic. Map data flows from sensitive internal systems (healthcare, finance, HR) to AI provider endpoints. Flag API keys exposed in URL parameters. Your monitoring catches disclosure risks from HTTP metadata alone.
Track which domains serve AI models and artifacts. Detect outdated SDK versions from User-Agent headers. Flag traffic to unknown or unapproved AI endpoints. Know when a new AI dependency appears in your organisation.
Monitor request volume per AI tool against established baselines. Detect when tools contact unexpected endpoint types or access APIs outside their normal scope. Track how many AI tools are active simultaneously across your organisation.
Track request rates per provider. Monitor rate-limit header consumption in real time. Detect 429 rate-limit responses. Project quota exhaustion. Identify denial-of-wallet patterns — sudden spikes in expensive API calls before the invoice arrives.
PowerGrabber will assess 9 of 20 OWASP AI items directly from HTTP metadata, provide supporting evidence for 3 more, and honestly report 8 as NOT ASSESSABLE — because knowing where your coverage ends is as valuable as knowing where it begins.
Continuous, automated capture of LLM interactions across the organisation. Audit-ready records without manual effort.
Complete visibility into AI tool usage across every endpoint. Shadow AI surfaced. Usage attributed. Anomalies identifiable.
Documentation of AI data flows for GDPR, EU AI Act, HIPAA, and emerging AI regulatory obligations.
Full observability into LLM API usage — including developer tools like Claude Code and Cursor — for governance, cost attribution, and compliance.
Core capture. Single endpoint. CLI output.
Advanced capture, structured logging, SQLite storage, HAR export.
Shared dashboard, compliance reporting, CI/CD integration.
Multi-endpoint, SIEM integration, compliance dashboards, MDM, SSO.
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