Dart missing the bullseye, illustrating how general-purpose LLMs miss the mark on compliance
HarmCheck vs LLMs

Close isn’t compliant.

LLMs can read your documents. They can summarize risk and sound confident doing it. But they weren’t built to decide what truly matters. HarmCheck was. HarmCheck catches risk the moment it happens, with every flag traceable, auditable, and tied to real liability.

HarmCheck vs.
Generative AI

LLMs look strong at a glance. When results need to be auditable, defensible, and compliance-ready, the gaps start to appear.

Generative AI (LLMs)
Role
Explore and summarize
Granularity
Themes and groupings
Precision
Approximate
Output
Narrative text
Consistency
Changes run-to-run
False positives
High
Hallucinations
Common
Auditability
Not defensible
Best use
High-level understanding
HarmCheck
Role
Detect and prove risk
Granularity
Exact sentences
Precision
Exact
Output
Structured, labeled
Consistency
Repeatable
False positives
Low
Hallucinations
Impossible by design
Auditability
Audit-ready
Best use
Compliance decisions
In summary

HarmCheck was built for accountability.

Generative AI (LLMs)

Optimized for language, not compliance

  • High false positives
  • Approximate, theme-based detection
  • Unstructured, narrative output
HarmCheck

Purpose-built for compliance

  • Exact, sentence-level detection
  • Structured, labeled output
  • Consistent, audit-ready results

AI without surrendering control.

LLMs often require sending sensitive data externally with variable costs, but HarmCheck is built for real environments:

Controlled deployments

Deploy on-prem or in your own controlled environment — your data never leaves your perimeter.

No black box outputs

Every flag is structured, traceable, and auditable, so your team always knows why a result fired.

Predictable cost at scale

Stable, transparent pricing with no per-token surprises as your volume grows.

See it. Stop it. Prove it.

Identify risk with precision and deliver results that hold up under scrutiny.