Overview
Decawork and Patch serve fundamentally different purposes, yet both address the growing need for security in the digital age. Decawork is an enterprise platform that gives IT teams control over AI agents built by employees across various tools. It centralizes agent management, providing a single control plane for access, oversight, and lifecycle management. Patch, on the other hand, is a personal security app for Mac and iPhone that helps individuals manage their online security—checking for breaches, scams, leaked passwords, and guiding users through fixes like credit freezes and data broker removal.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | Decawork | Patch |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Centralized management of AI agents | Personal digital security suite |
| Target User | IT teams and enterprises | Individual consumers |
| Platform | Web-based control plane | Mac and iPhone apps |
| Core Functionality | Agent inventory, access control, audit trails | Breach checks, scam detection, data broker removal |
| Security Approach | Enterprise-grade (SOC 2, scoped credentials) | Privacy-first (no account, no server storage) |
| Integration | Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc. | Apple ecosystem, Claude-powered advisor |
| Pricing Model | Custom enterprise pricing | Freemium with paid plans |
| Ease of Use | Requires technical expertise | Designed for non-technical users |
| Deployment | Cloud-based | Local app installation |
Pricing
Decawork does not publicly disclose pricing. As an enterprise solution, it likely requires a custom quote based on the number of agents and specific needs. Interested organizations can book a demo to get details.
Patch offers a clear pricing structure:
- Free: $0 forever, includes monthly email and password breach checks, and two scam checks.
- Patch: $1.99/mo or $19.99/year, includes unlimited checks, data broker removal, credit freeze guidance, and 30 advisor questions per month.
- Premium: $3.99/mo or $39.99/year, adds 150 advisor questions per month.
- Family: $6.99/mo or $69.99/year, covers up to 5 people with 150 advisor questions each.
Currently, Patch is offering one year free through August 8, 2027.
Pros and Cons
Decawork
Pros:
- Centralized control over all AI agents
- Supports agents built on multiple tools
- Provides audit trail and access control
- SOC 2 compliant
- Helps IT teams say yes to innovation safely
Cons:
- Pricing not transparent
- Requires technical expertise to set up
- No public free tier
- Focuses only on AI agents, not broader security
Patch
Pros:
- Privacy-first: no account, no server storage
- Easy to use for non-technical people
- Comprehensive personal security features
- Affordable pricing with free tier
- Cross-platform (Mac and iPhone)
Cons:
- Limited to Apple devices
- No enterprise features
- Not for managing AI agents
- iPhone app still in review
Verdict
Decawork is the clear choice for organizations needing to manage and secure employee-built AI agents at scale, offering centralized control and auditability. Patch is ideal for individuals seeking a simple, privacy-focused tool to protect their personal digital life. Choose based on whether your need is enterprise agent governance or personal security.