Opening.
Opening.
Everything your company produces and decides, kept in one place. Every person gets a private space, teams share workspaces, and the AI tools you already use draw on it — with your consent, and a record of every access.
Built by Arthat AI Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bangalore · Works with the AI tools your team already has
Who it's for
Claude for one thing, ChatGPT for another, Codex for a third. The context lives in the vault, not inside whichever window someone had open.
The files, the decisions and the reasoning behind them stay with the company. A handover becomes a transfer of access, not an archaeology project.
What is being produced, what has been decided, and who has access — without reading over anyone's shoulder.
How Vault works
Keep it, find it, share it, ask about it. The rest is bookkeeping the vault does for you.
Save a file, a thread, a link or a decision. The original is kept exactly as it arrived, with where it came from and when.
Search in plain words. Every result points back at the original, not at a summary of it.
Give a workspace or a person access. Take it back the same way. Personal spaces stay personal.
Connect an AI tool and ask it. It answers from your vault, within exactly what you allowed it to see.
What it does
Files, threads, links, notes and decisions — one address instead of five drives and a chat history.
A connected tool works from what the company actually knows, not from what fits in one prompt.
Nothing reaches an AI tool until someone allows it, for a named purpose, at a named scope.
Who asked, what was read, when, and under which grant. Readable by a person, not just a log parser.
Every employee gets a private space. Teams share workspaces. The boundary between the two is explicit.
Hand over a workspace in one move. The work stays; only the people change.
See what is being produced and decided across the company, without inspecting anybody's private space.
Export everything, any time, in a form you can read without us. Your memory is not a lock-in.
Keep
A contract, a design file, a customer thread, the note explaining why a price changed. Arthat Vault keeps the original untouched and keeps the context that makes it useful attached to it.
Memory
Documents on their own are not memory. Memory is knowing what was decided, by whom, on what basis, and what it connects to. Vault keeps the decisions beside the evidence for them.
Context
Connect the assistants your team already uses. They draw context from the vault instead of being told the same background again in every conversation — and only within the access you granted.
Workspaces
Every employee has an account and a private space. Teams share workspaces with named members. Access is given deliberately and taken back the same way — no quiet inheritance, no accidental company-wide folder.
Connections
Connections are added one at a time. Each one sees only what you allow it to see, and you can withdraw that at any moment.
Trust
A company's memory is only useful if people are willing to put things in it.
What you saved is what you get back, byte for byte.
Access is granted per connection, per scope, and can be withdrawn at any time.
A readable record of who read what, when, and under which grant.
Your company's memory belongs to your company, including the way out.
One file, one decision, one thread. The vault gets more useful with every thing your company puts in it.