FusionWall

The AI firewall for sensitive data

Use AI on confidential work—with you in control.

FusionWall hides sensitive details on your computer, shows you exactly what is about to be sent, and keeps a private receipt of what happened. You remain the person who decides when to send.

For attorneys, accountants, finance teams, consultants, founders, healthcare and lab staff, and technical teams.

Works with the AI you chooseLocal-first controlsHuman approvalPrivate receipts
FusionWall · your private workspace
FusionWall home screen showing the protected workflow and familiar starting points.

Start with the work you need to do—not a wall of settings.

How it works

Hide the details. Approve the send. Keep the proof.

The same understandable path applies to a quick question, a longer conversation, and an approved automation.

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Hide the private details

Supported sensitive values and the terms you add are replaced with stand-ins on your computer.

2

You approve exactly what is sent

Review the protected request, provider, model, and applicable warning. Correct it, cancel it, or continue.

3

Keep the proof

A private, linked receipt records the route, policy decision, approval, and outcome for later review.

Protection is a control, not a guarantee. Detection is conservative and not perfect. No detector can promise perfect recall, so FusionWall makes the outbound view visible and keeps a person at the send decision. Standards mappings are product references, not legal advice or certification.

Start with work—not settings

Choose a familiar job. FusionWall brings the controls to it.

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Review an agreement

Find obligations, renewal dates, unclear terms, and questions worth raising.

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Explain a variance

Turn selected financial results into a concise brief with private values restored only on your screen.

Repeat approved work

Prepare a bounded process, keep the human approval point visible, and preserve the result.

One system · two workspaces

Do the work. Shape the boundaries.

Everyday keeps routine work understandable. Admin keeps provider connections, policies, recovery, and organization controls available to the people responsible for them.

Everyday workspace

Do the work

Ask, review files, repeat approved processes, plan follow-up, and return to the receipt behind a result.

  • Task-first starting points
  • Continuous governed conversations
  • Files, calendar, automations, and finished work
  • Private proof and reports

Admin workspace

Shape the boundaries

Connect services, add stronger rules, protect important terms, plan recovery, and coordinate teams in Pro.

  • AI, data, and software connections
  • Policies and protected terms
  • Risk, recovery, and learning
  • Organization controls in Pro

Inspect before you trust

Review the evidence behind the promise.

Public trust materials

These artifacts explain the implemented boundary. They are not certifications, external audit opinions, or substitutes for your own review.

Architecture

See the data flow

Follow raw work, protected requests, provider responses, local restoration, and the private receipt.

Synthetic example

Inspect a sample receipt

See the metadata and linked hashes a governed action can preserve without publishing confidential content.

Security boundary

Read the honest limits

Understand what stays local, what can leave after approval, and what FusionWall cannot promise.

Standard and Pro

Start with one governed workstation. Add company coordination when needed.

Standard is the complete local product and is available by invitation while public checkout remains closed. Pro is coming later with shared boundaries, people and device coordination, cross-person approvals, company knowledge, and fleet evidence.

Choose by operating model—not company size alone.

An independent professional may need Standard. A small regulated team may need Pro. The difference is whether authority must coordinate across people and computers.

Early access

See whether FusionWall fits your work.

Tell us what you do, which AI service you use, and whether you need one workstation or organization-wide coordination.