Approve innovation. Without losing control.
Your teams will ship AI-built tools this year with or without a sanctioned path. Forigi is the runtime that makes the sanctioned path the easy one — under policy you set once.
Every app, every data flow, one screen.
A tenant-scoped console that lists every app your teams have shipped, streams the audit feed, and puts a kill switch on every row.
Every read, write, and external call — under your policy.
Shadow AI is a visibility problem before it’s a policy problem.
When Escape.tech scanned 5,600 production vibe-coded apps, they found 2,000 critical vulnerabilities, 400 exposed secrets, and 175 instances of exposed PII. Forigi’s runtime forecloses the largest categories by design: apps can’t hold credentials, can’t make cross-origin requests, and read data only as the signed-in viewer. The full architecture is public.
How does Forigi keep our data safe?
Apps are static HTML and JavaScript only — they cannot make cross-origin requests, hold credentials, or run server code. All data access flows through a constrained SDK the platform controls, and identity propagates to source systems, so viewers see only what their existing Microsoft 365 permissions allow.
What exactly can IT control?
Which data sources are exposed to apps, which apps can bind to which sources, per-app rate limits, audit retention, bundle-security policy enforced at deploy time, and a kill switch on every app. Policy is per-tenant and applies to every app automatically.
Where do apps run?
On Forigi's hosted runtime, at URLs gated by your Microsoft Entra ID SSO. Apps live behind your identity boundary — a viewer who isn't signed into your tenant never reaches the app.
Does adopting Forigi mean endorsing shadow IT?
The opposite. Employees are already building AI tools — the industry numbers on this are unambiguous. Forigi replaces invisible, ungoverned deployment paths with one path you can see, scope, audit, and revoke. It converts shadow IT into governed self-service.
What's in the pilot today, honestly?
Microsoft SSO via Entra ID; SharePoint and OneDrive as governed sources with viewer-identity, read-only access; per-app databases with staged, additive-only schema changes; full audit; per-tenant policy; kill switch. More Microsoft sources are on the roadmap. If you need something that isn't listed here, ask us directly — we'd rather lose a pilot than overstate scope.
Who's behind Forigi?
Knotbook Software Inc., a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program member with verified-publisher status on its Entra app registration. The team has sat on both sides of this problem — as builders stuck behind ticket queues, and as the people who understand why those queues exist.
Get ahead of the apps that are coming anyway.
Thirty minutes with a founder: governance fit, pilot scoping, and the kill switch used live. We take on a small number of pilot teams each quarter.