Extension (prompts, files, OCR, Secure Rewrite, risk score), local proxy, control plane API with PostgreSQL, admin console, SSO/MFA/passkeys, WORM audit, SIEM and metrics exports.
ABOUT · OPSGATE
A product with a stated maturity.
OpsGate is built by DailyOps.Tech and distributed as an early access pilot. Here is where it stands, and why it is built this way.
Why a boundary rather than a ban
Every organization we talked to had already made the same decision: people will use AI at work. The real question was not whether to allow it, but what leaves with it.
Most security products answer that question by closing the door: blocking hosts, blocking paste, blocking uploads. It holds until the first team finds a browser that is not managed, and then the control is gone and the data has already left.
OpsGate takes the other route. It stays in the path of the send, shows the risk with the evidence that produced it, offers a safe version of the same prompt, and records the decision. People keep working, and the organization keeps a trace.
The product is local-first by design. Scanning runs in the browser, the server sees metadata only, and rule packs are signed so that a change in detection is auditable.
ProductOpsGate
PublisherDailyOps.Tech
StageEarly access
DeploymentExtension · Proxy
SYSTEM STATE
Where OpsGate stands today.
We state maturity explicitly, like every DailyOps system. OpsGate is functional and demonstrable end to end, and distributed as an early access pilot.
Store listings (Chrome Web Store, Firefox, Edge) are packaged and in submission. Pricing and GA follow the first production pilots.
AI agent protection beyond the browser, additional OCR language packs, HA multi-region deployment, and continued detection pack expansion.
Show the evidence
A score without its factors is an opinion. Every detection names the rule, the fragment and the severity behind it.
Prefer the safe path
Blocking creates workarounds. Rewriting keeps the workflow and removes the secret.
State the maturity
Early access means early access. We publish what works, what does not, and what comes next.
Put a defensible boundary around enterprise AI use.
Run a pilot with your own teams and your own AI tools this week. We onboard early access organizations personally.
Request early access Read the repository Early access pilots include deployment support from DailyOps.