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GreyArm, on the record.

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Fact sheet

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Company
GreyArm, LLC
Product
AI agent detection and containment for computers and home networks
Platforms
Windows 10 & 11 (beta). macOS and Linux are next.
Pricing
Free for one computer. Household $6/mo or $60/yr. Business $29/mo or $290/yr.
Privacy
Runs on the device, works offline, collects metadata, never content
Website
greyarm.com
Press contact
support@greyarm.com
About GreyArm

Describe us in our words.

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One line
Headlines, captions and social posts
20 words

GreyArm shows you which AI agents are running on your computers and lets you stop the ones you don’t want.

Short
Directories, listings and intros
33 words

GreyArm detects the AI agents running on your computers, shows which AI services they talk to and how risky that is, and lets you contain them with a change you can always undo.

Full boilerplate
The end of an article or announcement
88 words

GreyArm shows you which AI agents are running on your computers, which AI services they talk to and how risky that is, and lets you contain the ones you don’t want with a change you can always undo. It runs on the device, works offline and collects metadata, never content. Households use it to see what AI is doing on family computers; small businesses, developers and home labs use it to keep coding agents and assistants in check. GreyArm is made by GreyArm, LLC. Learn more at greyarm.com.

Story angles

Where GreyArm fits the story.

Agents are already at home

Assistants, coding agents and browser agents now open files, run commands and call other models on family computers. Most households can’t say which ones are running.

Shadow AI at small businesses

Staff install AI tools that send work to services nobody approved. Small teams rarely have the tooling large companies use to see it.

Oversight without spying

Parents want to know what AI is doing on a shared computer without reading anyone’s messages. GreyArm works from metadata, never content.

What coding agents really reach

Developers run agents with broad access to their machines. What do those agents connect to, and what do they start?

Product imagery

The product, as it ships.

Real captures of the console and phone app. Click any image for the full-size PNG.

Everything (.zip)
Talk to us
Interviews, briefings and review access.

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