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One platform in place of custom backends

Instead of standing up and maintaining a separate backend for every team, client or brand, give each one its own governed workspace on a single platform.

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Each workspace is its own isolation boundary.

Members, roles, permissions, data model, connected sources, and API namespace are scoped to the workspace. Nothing is shared unless you share it.

Connect separate databases per workspace, or share one where tenants sit on common infrastructure.

Model each workspace independently, or apply the same schema patterns across many.

One permission model and one audit trail across every workspace

What you stop building

Authentication, schema mapping, permissions, validation and types come with the generated API. Every backend you move onto Monospace is one less service to write, patch, upgrade, and staff.

Replace hand-rolled CRUD APIs with a unified governed API layer.

Only one deployment to run and secure, whatever the number of workspaces.

No per-service implementations of policies and audit.

How it works

Connect data sources to each workspace.

Let Monospace introspect your database schema, or connect an empty database and model it from scratch.

Model what isn't already there.

Collections, fields, and relations mapped where the source schema doesn't cover a new requirement.

Delegate without losing oversight.

Members and roles are granted per workspace. Organization admins keep a view across all of them.

One API, one namespace per workspace.

Every workspace exposes the same API under its own namespace. Tooling, SDKs and conventions carry across all.

A new workspace when a new team or project arrives.

Its own sources, members and permissions, on the platform you already run. No new deployment, no new API to learn.

Examples of operational domains managed through Monospace

Supply Chain
Supplier records, procurement workflows, logistics tracking
Technical Configuration
Device configs, system parameters, feature flags

Asset & Resource Management
Equipment registers, maintenance schedules, resource allocation
Product & Inventory
Catalogs, stock levels, warehouse locations, variant configurations
Order & Fulfilment
Order lifecycles, shipment tracking, returns processing

Technical Configuration
Device configs, system parameters, feature flags
Supply Chain
Supplier records, procurement workflows, logistics tracking

Order & Fulfilment
Order lifecycles, shipment tracking, returns processing
Product & Inventory
Catalogs, stock levels, warehouse locations, variant configurations
Asset & Resource Management
Equipment registers, maintenance schedules, resource allocation

A workspace can span several systems

Connect multiple data sources in one workspace. Query across systems in a single call. An app that needs an order and its stock level asks once instead of making two calls to two services.