About this tool

Why I built this

I work on enterprise AI Proof-of-Concept. Every week colleagues ask me variations of the same question:

"Can I use ChatGPT to organize customer data?"
"Our design team wants to use Claude / Gemini for proposals — security risk?"
"Our company has no formal GenAI policy. Will using my personal account get me in trouble?"

I had to re-explain the same thing every time: This question can't be answered with "yes there's risk" or "no it's fine". It depends on which tool, which account tier, and what data — three axes intersecting.

So I built this: 3 steps, instant verdict, official references cited. Next time someone asks, I just send them a link.

Who this is for

  • Enterprise employees: Not familiar with security terms, warned by IT that AI is dangerous, but want to use it anyway — needs a quick sanity check
  • IT / Legal teams: Use as training material or as a complement to internal GenAI policy
  • Individual users: Want to understand the real differences between personal and enterprise accounts

How this differs from other resources

OpenAI / Anthropic / Google's own trust centers only say "we're safe" — they don't compare across vendors. Gartner / Deloitte frameworks (like AI TRiSM) are too abstract. This tool's positioning:

  • Tool-agnostic: Cross-vendor comparison
  • Tier-aware: Highlights this often-overlooked variable
  • Cites official terms with timestamps: Auditable and traceable
  • Trilingual parity: Traditional Chinese / English / Japanese

Privacy

  • Wizard runs entirely in your browser: Your selected tool / tier / data type never reaches any server
  • Share URLs are base64-obfuscated: URLs don't reveal which sensitive category you picked in plain text
  • LLM clarification on result page (optional): If you describe your specific situation, that text is sent to Anthropic Claude Haiku for processing. We don't store the content — only anonymous metrics (request count, token usage). Limit: 10 requests / hour / IP.
  • No cookies, no analytics: v1.0 has zero tracking

Author

Maki Chiba (Makito Chiba)
Enterprise GenAI adoption and internal tooling.

Open Source / Feedback

PRs welcome to add tools, fix reference links, add new data types, or improve translations. Issues also welcome. If your company wants to customize an internal GenAI policy decision tree, feel free to fork.

Disclaimer

This tool provides information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific contract / cross-border compliance / personal data liability questions, consult a legal professional. The author is not liable for any losses resulting from use of this tool.

Last updated: 2026-05-06