Island captures AI usage that other tools simply can't see, whether it happens in the browser or via desktop apps, whether the user is using corporate or personal accounts, and whether an AI app is accessing internal tools. Island tracks the AI applications and LLMs employees are accessing, which extensions are active, and what data is moving in and out of AI tools, as well as any actions AI agents are performing across workflows. Security and IT teams view all of this in a unified dashboard with policy audit trails, giving a real-time, organization-wide picture of AI usage, potential risks, and productivity impact without requiring additional point solutions or traffic interception.

Most security tools tell you what to block AI. Island enables you to use any AI and tells you what's working. Island monitors AI usage patterns, adoption rates across teams, performance, and measurable productivity gains to reveal where an organization should expand AI investments and where to pull back. Because Island sits across all AI entry points — browser, desktop, and network — the metrics reflect actual employee behavior to provide a clear, evidence-based picture of what your AI spend is actually delivering.

Yes. The speed with which new AI tools are being released means organizations are often struggling to keep up with the explosion of tools, agents, and AI-enabled browser extensions. However, at the same time, a strict ban on AI tools can cause productivity decreases.

Island can see and govern all user actions involving AI, including with unknown shadow AI tools. But instead of providing only a binary block-or-allow access policy, Island enables you to “say yes” to new AI tools while ensuring your sensitive data isn’t leaked and you don’t run afoul of compliance needs.

Using data boundaries and data loss prevention, Island can ensure your corporate data doesn’t get inputted into unsanctioned AI apps and services. This means users can use these apps, but cannot put any data at risk. In addition, Island can be used to gracefully redirect users to sanctioned alternatives, improving the adoption of your existing AI investments.

Consumer browsers give employees AI. Island gives organizations AI they can actually trust and deploy at scale. Consumer AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas and Comet are built to lock-in users to their models. Chrome with Gemini is built with the goal to increase advertising dollars. All have no concept of corporate vs. personal tenants, data policies, or deep enterprise controls.

Island is built for the enterprise. Island doesn't just make AI safer — it makes it more useful, by embedding any AI provider, including your own, directly into employee workflows and surfacing AI suggested based on who the user is and what they're working on. Every interaction is governed, audited, and protected by corporate data policies before anything reaches a model, so the org stays in control and every employee can use AI productively.

The distance between building an AI app and putting it safely in employees' hands is identity, data protection, and monitoring. Island closes that gap in minutes. Different lines of business can build their own AI automations and agents, then share and deploy them across the organization within a governed, secure-by-design environment. Every agent runs with full policy enforcement, complete audit trails, and human-in-the-loop controls that ensure no agent takes a sensitive or high-impact action without appropriate review. Because Island sits across the entire user workspace, agents operate with real enterprise context built in for  AI automation that IT and security can actually approve, and that business teams can actually use.