■ Platform
One context lake.
One connected graph.
It sits beside your existing systems and turns their records into context that people and AI assistants can check.
Next to your data lake, not instead of it
Keep your databases and reports as they are. Use the Context Lake for questions that cross them.
| Data lake or warehouse | Context Lake | |
|---|---|---|
| Holds | Tables, transactions and logs | Records, documents, scans and rows, as connected facts |
| Built for | Reports and analysis | Questions that cross several sources |
| Finds things by | Queries someone writes | Meaning, keywords and connections together |
| Used by | Analysts and dashboards | Teams and AI assistants |
The Context Graph
Every fact is tied to the people and things it mentions, and to the record it came from.
Connected
One fact leads to the next
Through shared names and IDs.
Traceable
Back to the original
Every fact links to its source record.
Separate
Kept apart by use case
Each keeps its own records and people.
From question to answer
1 Search
Find
The closest facts to the question.
2 Follow
Connect
Move through shared names and IDs.
3 Write
Answer
Using only those records.
4 Check
Verify
Remove names or figures the records don't contain.
Set up for your organisation
Every deployment is set up around how your organisation works. Talk to us about:
Access control
Decide who can see which records.
Audit trail
Keep a record of who asked what.
Hosting
Run it in your own environment, so records stay with you.