Deployment boundary
Run documents, vectors, and metadata on infrastructure you control and connect only the providers your team selects.
Security and deployment
Start with one controlled server and one team. Add remote providers, network controls, and operational integrations only when the use case requires them.
ContextHarbor keeps documents, vectors, metadata, and access within a deployment boundary defined by your infrastructure and operating requirements.
Deployment principles
Run documents, vectors, and metadata on infrastructure you control and connect only the providers your team selects.
Organize documents, embeddings, retrieval, and interfaces around defined project namespaces.
Use built-in local embeddings or approved OpenAI-compatible embedding and LLM services.
Expose knowledge through controlled interfaces instead of connecting every source directly to every AI client.
Return source information so users and applications can inspect the material behind retrieved context.
Begin with one useful knowledge workflow and expand when the results justify it.
Available today
ContextHarbor includes the controls needed to start with one private team and expand deliberately.
Run the API, Web portal, PostgreSQL metadata, and project vector storage on infrastructure you control.
Use administration roles and project manager or viewer memberships to control indexing and search.
Connect Remote MCP clients with keys that respect the projects assigned to each user.
Keep uploads, metadata, embeddings, and retrieval associated with the selected project.
Use built-in ONNX embeddings or configure approved OpenAI-compatible embedding and LLM endpoints.
Inspect health, Prometheus metrics, usage rollups, Harbor traces, and retrieval activity.
Operating model
ContextHarbor
See how ContextHarbor could support a controlled operational or engineering knowledge workflow within your environment.
Pricing depends on deployment, integration, and support requirements.