Own your data.
Habitat is building a unified data layer for your organization, so your data works better for you. Make vendor lock-in, clunky cross-app workflows, and incompatible permissions across providers a thing of the past. Give your agents the context they actually need and the guardrails to ship safely.
Your data should belong to you.
Today, your data belongs to SaaS providers. Each provider is siloed and limits access through their APIs, making data less useful and integrated agentic workflows harder. Habitat changes that.
What Habitat offers.
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Rich access control, across apps
Habitat provides a permissioning layer shared across apps, so your team in docs is the same team in messages is the same team in your code repository.
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Safer and more powerful agentic workflows
Habitat gives your organization a single, governed substrate that agents and models can read from and write to, so you can build AI workflows on your own data, with permissions and auditability intact. Run agents that inherit permissions from their creator and see exactly who—or whose agent—did what.
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No vendor lock-in
Switching tools today usually means a whole migration project. With Habitat, the data lives with you. Swapping an app on top of this layer is trivial, and your organization's history remains intact.
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Know where all your data lives
"Where is our data, and who can read it?" With Habitat, the answer is short: it's in the data layer you control, accessed only by the apps you've authorized.
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Lifetime identity management
When someone leaves, their data doesn't get lost in a manager's drafts folder; it stays tied to their identity, preserving historical context.
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Pay for the people who actually use the product
Today, data access is gated by seats, so your whole org pays for tools that only a few actually use. With Habitat, people can use the tool that works for them, operating over the same underlying data.
Own your organization's data.
Habitat is a customer-controlled data platform for the age of AI. We're working with a small group of design partners now.