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Pay for the people who actually use the product
Only the seats that use a product pay for it. Everyone else still has data access via habitat.
habitat / data layer for organizations
Data ownership
Data ownership
for organizations_
A unified data layer that your organization owns. Apps request access to your data — not the other way around.
Your data isn't yours.
It lives in Notion, Linear, and Figma — siloed, gated, and held hostage to a dozen vendor contracts.
One data layer. Many apps.
Your data lives in one place that you control. Apps come and go; your data stays.
What habitat offers
Cross-app workflows are trivial
Build agentic workflows across all your data, without waiting on vendor integrations.
Your data, ready for AI
Point agents at data you actually own — with permissions and audit trails intact.
No vendor lock-in
Swap apps without a migration project. Your data never moved in the first place.
Rich access control, across apps
One permissioning layer, shared across every app. The team in your docs is the team in your chat is the team in your repos.
Identity that outlives the seat
Org-owned identities that persist. When someone leaves, their work stays with the org.
Admin app authorization
Control which members can use which apps, and what data each app can touch.
Know where your data lives
Answer "where is our data?" in one sentence, not a SOC2 packet.
Coming soon
Agent identity platform
Run agents that inherit permissions from their creators.
Audit logging
See exactly who (or whose agent) did what.
Talk to us.
If habitat sounds like something your organization could use, or you'd like to build on it as a developer.