Proof at the moment of decision
Every approval needs a fresh one-time code or a passkey, given when the person decides, on its own page. A forwarded link, a preview or an AI can't approve anything.
Guizzo puts a person between your agent and anything that matters. Here is how we make sure that person is really the one deciding, and that nobody gets questions they don't want.
Every approval needs a fresh one-time code or a passkey, given when the person decides, on its own page. A forwarded link, a preview or an AI can't approve anything.
Each person's link to answer reaches only them. The agent that asked never sees it, so it can't answer on their behalf.
Questions from other teams come with a link to stop that team, or everyone on Guizzo. Each team can send only a few questions a day to the same address.
A phone notification says who is asking and from which team, never the question itself.
You sign in with a code sent to your email or with a passkey. AI apps connect through OAuth, and keys for agents can be revoked at any time.
Our database is stored in the EU. This site sets no cookies and uses no tracking or advertising tools.
No. Approvals are given only on a web page, with a code emailed to the approver or their passkey.
Our terms forbid bulk messages and requests for passwords or sensitive data. Reports are looked into, and teams that break the rules are warned or suspended.
Write to abuse@guizzo.ai about unwanted questions and to security@guizzo.ai about vulnerabilities.
In our privacy policy, which lists what we collect, why, for how long and who else handles it.
Sign up with your email and create your workspace. We open Guizzo to new teams a few at a time: if every place is taken, you join the queue and we write when yours is ready.