Start by seeing what your AI already does. Most companies adopt AI faster than they can see it — assistants and agents reach data and run up cost with no single view. The first move is not a new policy; it is visibility: one live graph of what your AI reaches and what it costs, so you can go faster and stay in control.
See it on a live graph — no signup →You cannot govern what you cannot see. Latten reads your AI's real traffic, read-only and out of the request path, and renders one live graph of every actor, what it reaches, and what it costs.
Adoption stalls when finance and security ask questions nobody can answer. With cost per actor (each person, agent, or service acting through your AI) and reach per actor in one view, you can say yes to more AI because you can see the edges of it.
Latten is observe-only: it changes nothing about how your AI behaves. You see the blast radius and decide what, if anything, to bound — on your terms, not ours.
No. Latten is observe-only at launch — it reads traffic and never alters behavior.
Your first week is everything, free — no card. After that your headline numbers stay free; the full graph and fixes are paid.
No raw values leave the boundary. PII is detected locally and reported as types and counts, never values.