PromptLocker

PromptLocker targets a problem that regulated practices already have: staff quietly pasting client files, tax records or patient information into consumer AI tools. Instead of trying to ban those tools, PromptLocker provides a sanctioned alternative. The governance layer is deployed inside the firm's existing cloud account, so prompts, documents and model responses are processed within the firm's own environment and under its own access controls rather than on a shared multi-tenant backend.

On top of that runtime, PromptLocker adds an append-only audit log. Every query, model call, document access and returned response is timestamped, attributed to a user and linked to a matter, which makes it possible to pull a compliance report for any date range without reconstructing history by hand. A leader portal gives owners and managing partners a firm-wide view of AI activity, and the audit trail stays in the customer's account rather than with the vendor.

The compliance side is deliberately vertical-specific: onboarding is designed to produce the documentation a given practice actually needs, such as WISP addenda, business associate agreements, ABA Opinion 512 summaries or Reg S-P governance policies. The platform is positioned as an early-access offering for regulated professional firms rather than a general-purpose developer framework, and it does not publish list pricing — access is arranged through a direct conversation about the firm's AI exposure.