Government
One workspace for every mission system.
HERE connects the applications, case systems and data sources your analysts and operators already use, so context moves with the mission, not by swivel chair. Deploy air-gapped, on-premises or as SaaS.
Mission work shouldn't need a swivel chair.
The systems that matter were built separately, accredited separately and never designed to talk to each other. So your people do the connecting.
Connect legacy government systems and data sources in one workspace.
A single case touches records systems, watchlists, case files and open sources that were never built to work together. HERE puts them in one workspace and passes context between them.
Query once. Search every source you're authorized to see.
SuperSearch runs one query across connected applications and data sources and returns results scoped to each user's role and entitlements. Review results from every system in one place, act on them without leaving the workspace and see alerts from every app in one notification center. Configurable search agents extend coverage to internal and custom systems.
Bring approved AI into the workflow, even inside the enclave.
AI Center works with the models your agency approves, including enclave-hosted LLMs. It draws context from the applications on screen, so users don't paste mission data into a separate chat window.
Built around how the mission works.
Intelligence Community and Department of War (DoW) agencies use HERE where isolated systems slow the mission.
Intelligence analysis
Analysts, officers and operators stop rekeying selectors across disconnected tools. SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT and HUMINT tools run side by side, share context and search every authorized source with one query.
Investigations and case preparation
Users run one query across every authorized system and review the results side by side, instead of re-entering it system by system. Custom search agents cover internal systems. A federal agency adopted HERE to move from research to case preparation faster.
Tactical C2 interoperability
U.S. Army SBIR Topic A254-011 ('AI for Interoperability') targets non-intrusive data translation across USMTF, CoT, XML, and JSON formats to bridge command-and-control systems like FAAD C2, AFATDS, TAIS, and JBC-P without altering baseline Programs of Record. Under this topic award, HERE is collaborating with Stony Brook University's CEWIT to deliver native format translation across these platforms.
Secure access to mission-critical applications.
Personnel get the applications their work requires, without broader access to the surrounding environment. Built on Chromium, HERE isolates each application and enforces access and data controls at the application layer, alongside the security stack you already run.
Deploy where your mission runs.
On-premises and air-gapped deployments run inside your accreditation boundary. IL2, IL4 and IL5, ATO and FedRAMP are in progress. Ask us for current status.
Get the HERE capability statement.
A one-page summary of capabilities, deployment options, identifiers and contract vehicles for your program office or contracting officer.
HERE Awarded U.S. Army Contract
HERE will serve as a secure foundation to create an AI-powered integration layer that connects disparate Army information systems, modernizes legacy data formats, and enables seamless information sharing across military apps.
HERE + Defense Unicorns at DoDIIS
As part of the first cohort, HERE is working with Defense Unicorns and US Army DEVCOM (C5ISR) to advance mission-ready software delivery for soldiers. Meet us at DoDIIS 2026 and learn more.