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    BEHEST RADAR · LOCAL AI VISIBILITY · EARLY ACCESS

    See the AI leaving your machine.

    See which AI tools your machine is using and what that usage is costing. Behest Radar runs entirely on-device, with no cloud account and no telemetry.

    It gives you visibility into AI usage that traditional gateways may never see.

    Open source, launching soon. Early access is open now.

    Request early access

    We'll email you when Behest Radar is ready, plus occasional product updates.

    By requesting access you agree to our privacy policy.

    What is Behest Radar?

    Behest Radar is an on-device shadow-AI discovery tool for macOS, Windows, and Linux that shows which AI services a machine is using and estimates what they cost. It is the endpoint-visibility layer of the Behest AI control plane, runs 100% local with no cloud or account, and is observe-only.

    What Radar shows you

    Shadow AI doesn't go through a gateway.

    See which AI tools your machine uses

    No setup, no API keys, and no changes to your AI tools. Radar identifies the AI services running on your machine for you.

    Estimate what it costs

    Radar reads local usage where it's available and estimates cost from published list prices, so you get a dollar figure without extra work.

    See what your gateway can't

    Coding assistants, desktop apps, and CLI tools connect to AI directly, skipping your gateway. Radar shows that usage too.

    See the AI your gateway cannot.

    AI doesn't only run through centralized APIs. Employees and developers use coding assistants, desktop applications, CLI tools, and other AI services directly from their machines.

    Radar gives you visibility at the endpoint. Behest extends that across the enterprise, with centralized attribution, budgets, governance, policy, and routing, and AI Token FinOps as its cost-control capability.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Behest Radar is in early access. It will be open source, launching soon, and free to run on your own machine. Request access and we'll email you when it's ready.

    Yes. Behest Radar runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, the same on all three. It's a single local tool, whichever platform you run it on.

    No. Behest Radar runs 100% locally, with no cloud, no account, no telemetry, and no prompt collection. All data stays on your machine.

    No. Behest Radar is observe-only: it shows you what's leaving your machine but doesn't enforce anything itself. Enforcement is the job of the Behest control plane and its AI Token FinOps layer, not Radar.

    Behest Radar discovers connections to known AI services, so it surfaces coding assistants, desktop AI apps, and CLI tools that connect to providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and others, including tools such as Claude Code and Cursor. For tools that keep local usage logs (Claude Code today), it also estimates cost from published list prices.

    Yes. Behest Radar will be open source and free to run on your own machine. It's in early access now, so request access and we'll email you when it's ready.

    Request early access

    Open source, launching soon. Early access is open now.

    We'll email you when Behest Radar is ready, plus occasional product updates.

    By requesting access you agree to our privacy policy.

    AI Token FinOps: Attribute AI spend and enforce budgets before the invoice arrives.

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