Hive
What you use.
Focused applications with a common visual language, each shaped around its purpose.
Diorama
A world built around what you do.
Each application answers a specific need. Diorama brings them together in one space, with room for the next idea.
Explore the platformThe applications
One need. Its own software.
An application can be built around a single task, action or way of seeing information. It has a clear purpose, without becoming another separate system to manage.
The information that matters.
An interface shaped around what needs to be understood, decided or changed.
Your space, taking shape
A starting point. A whole Diorama.
Begin with what is needed now. Each new application joins the same space, with the foundations already in place. More becomes possible as the Diorama grows.
More possibilities. One place.
Bring the application that matters into focus while processes continue. The space can keep growing as new needs and ideas appear.
Room for an idea
What you imagine can become what you use.
Developers and AI agents can build new applications on Diorama. Your preferred AI can help turn an idea into an application, ready to join the same space.
Describe the need. Build the application. Give it a place.
Built together
Every new application has a foundation.
Identity, data, permissions and a record of activity are already part of the platform. Each application declares the services it needs and the access it is allowed. Adding another does not mean rebuilding the infrastructure.
Room for the next idea
Each application joins an existing space. Identity, permissions and shared services are already part of the platform, so a new idea does not need a separate infrastructure around it.
Your AI can help build it
Developers and AI agents can work with the same application contracts. With the right tools and authorised access, your preferred AI can turn an idea into an application that is validated before it runs.
Access with clear boundaries
Applications declare the capabilities they need. Permissions define who can use them and what they can reach, keeping access deliberate as the space grows.
Work that carries on
A process can continue beyond the screen that started it. Durable workflows preserve their progress, so closing a view does not have to mean abandoning the work behind it.
Connected to what is already there
Applications can connect to existing services through authorised integrations. Each connection has a defined purpose and access boundary within the wider space.
Actions you can follow
Recorded activity makes it possible to trace actions across the platform. That gives teams a basis for understanding what happened and investigating when something needs attention.
The architecture
One platform. Three layers.
Planisphere
What connects it.
The structure that connects a space: applications, relationships and permissions.
Foundation
What holds it.
The runtime, services and access controls that applications build upon.
For developers and agents
An open door to building.
Application contracts, shared services and machine-readable documentation give people and agents a common starting point.