Henosia for enterprise

Every department is building apps with AI. Who is keeping track of them?

Henosia makes your whole company AI-enabled, not just the tech team. Every AI-built app gets an owner, a company sign-in and a safe place to run in Europe, and IT gets one view over all of it.

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Apps built at AcmeIllustrative
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0 of 5 apps visible to IT
3 open to anyone with the link
2 with no owner
AppBuilt withRuns onWho can open itOwner
Campaign plannerMarketingLovable
A personal account
Anyone with the link
Unknown
Price monitorSalesClaude Code
One sales rep's laptop
Only Jonas
Jonas Berg
Supplier claimsFinanceCodex
A free hosting account
Anyone with the link. API key in the code
Ida Krag
Shift plannerOperationsPower Apps
Microsoft tenant
Company login
Left the company
Bonus overviewHRGemini
A shared drive
Anyone with the link
Unknown

Illustrative example. Apps built in Henosia Builder run this way today. Bringing in apps from Claude Code, Codex, Lovable, Gemini and Power Apps is set up per customer while it comes to the product.

The problem

AI moved app building out of IT. Control didn't move with it.

The person who knows the problem can now build the fix. A marketer builds a campaign planner over lunch. A controller builds the report finance has wanted for years. That part is good news, and it is happening whether IT has a plan or not.

The trouble starts after the app works. AI tools are made to create apps, not to run them inside a company. So apps end up on personal accounts and public links, API keys sit in the code, and nobody outside the team knows the app exists. When the builder changes job, the app stays behind with no owner.

And it spreads unevenly. A few teams race ahead, the rest wait in the IT queue, and the gain stays with the few who found a way around it.

  • What has been built, and with which tool?Usually unknown
  • Who owns each app?Usually unknown
  • Who can open it, and what company data does it touch?Usually unknown

Ask IT these three questions about the AI-built apps in your company. In most companies the honest answer is: we don't know.

Ban it

People build anyway, out of sight. Shadow AI is rarely bad intent. It is what happens when there is no approved way to do it.

More shadow AI

Allow it

You get the speed. You also become responsible for apps nobody can see, running on accounts the company doesn't control.

More blind spots

Let people build, and keep every app under control

That is what Henosia is for. People build in the tools they like. Every app comes into one place where it has an owner, a company sign-in and rules IT sets once.

Henosia

What Henosia is

An AI enabler for the whole company. Not another AI tool.

Most companies already have AI tools. What they lack is a way for everyone to use them: the marketer, the controller, the warehouse lead. Not only the tech team and a few enthusiasts.

Henosia is the platform and the method that gets you there, with control built in from the first app. Control isn't the goal. It's what makes it safe to let everyone in.

  1. Where most companies are

    A few enthusiasts

    Tech and a handful of people build with AI. Everyone else waits in the IT queue or uses private accounts.

  2. The first step

    2–3 builders in every department

    People who own a problem build the fix, side by side with someone technical. Never one lone enthusiast.

  3. The goal

    An AI-enabled company

    Building is part of everyday work in every department, and every app runs under the same rules.

A place where everyone can build

Henosia Builder for the people who don't code. The tools you already chose for the people who do.

One control layer for IT

Sign-in, owners, data access and deployment rules across every app, whichever tool built it.

A method that makes it stick

Company hackathons, engineers who set it up with you, and a playbook built from what works in the companies that succeed.

26 of 59 AI-built apps at Firtal now have an owner outside the tech team. Firtal's own figures, October 2026. Firtal builds in Henosia and in its own tools.

Read the playbook: how to implement AI

One platform, two sides

The builder gets a safe place to build. The person responsible gets full control.

For the people who build

Build without worrying about what could go wrong.

Sign-in, hosting, data access and AI rules are in place before anyone writes a prompt. Builders get on with the problem they know.

Build an appIllustrative
Build a returns overview for customer service, using last month's orders.

Data you can use

  • OrdersApproved
  • Customer listApproved
  • PayrollAsk IT
Private until you share itPreview
  • Everything is set up in advanceCompany sign-in, hosting in Europe and AI that never trains on your data come with every app.
  • The data you need, and nothing elseBuilders see only the systems IT has approved. Need more? Ask in one click.Coming
  • Safe to experimentEach project runs in its own sandbox and stays private until the builder invites others in.
  • Publish when it's readyOne step from preview to live, with your company's rules checked on the way.

For the person responsible

See every app, and decide what happens to it.

One overview of everything built in your organisation: who owns it, what it touches, who uses it and what it costs.

OverviewIllustrative
12Live apps
11/12Rules passing
€1,840AI spend of €3,000
AppDataUsersStatus
Returns deskHenosia BuilderOrders, customers48Live
Stock viewClaude CodeERP21Live
Supplier claimsCodexInvoices–Needs approval
  • Every app in one overviewOwner, department, status and which tool built it.
  • Who can get inOrganisation-wide, selected members or approved guests. Set per app.
  • Data and connectorsWhich systems each app reaches, with keys held centrally.Coming
  • Usage and AI spendWho uses each app and what it costs, with budgets per team.Coming

Deployment rules

Nothing goes live by accident.

Building is open. Going live is not. You set the rules once, and every app is checked against them before anyone outside the builder can use it.

Most apps pass on their own. The ones that touch sensitive data, or open up to people outside the company, stop and wait for the person responsible to say yes.

Coming Today, every app needs an owner and a sign-in setting to publish. Rules and approvals are on the way.

Your rulesIllustrative
  • Every app has a named owner before it goes live
  • Apps that read confidential data need approval
  • Guests from outside the company need approval
  • Only company-approved AI models
Supplier claimsIda Krag, Finance, built with Codex
Waiting for approval
  • Owner assigned
  • Sign-in: Finance team only
  • Approved AI model
  • Reads supplier invoices, which are confidential

How we work with you

We handle the whole process. Your blocks make it work for your company.

Out of the box, Henosia covers building, sign-in, hosting in Europe and an overview for IT. That is the foundation, and it is the same for everyone.

But no company gets real value from AI on a foundation alone. To make the organisation effective, cut shadow AI and keep control, you build your own blocks on top: the tools your people already use, the data they need and the rules your company runs by. Our engineers build those blocks with you.

Your tools

Less shadow AI

People build where they already are, and every app still lands in Henosia under the same rules.

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Power Apps
  • Cursor
  • Lovable

Your identity and data

Real effect

Apps reach the systems where the work actually happens, so they solve real tasks instead of demos.

  • Entra ID
  • Your databases
  • Composio
  • n8n
  • Your AI keys
  • Your guardrails

Your infrastructure and rules

Full control

Apps run where they must, and only go live when your rules say so.

  • Azure
  • Cloudflare
  • Azure DevOps
  • On-premises
  • Your domains
  • Deployment rules
HenosiaThe foundation, in place for every customer
  • Builder
  • Sign-in and access
  • Hosting in Europe
  • Overview for IT
  1. 1

    Understand

    We map how your people build today, who governs it and where apps must run.

  2. 2

    Choose your blocks

    We agree which blocks you need, and the scope and price, in writing.

  3. 3

    First app live

    One real workflow from one department, in production under your rules.

  4. 4

    Add blocks as you grow

    More builders, more departments, more data. Same rules for everyone.

The blocks on top are built for each customer, not bought off a shelf. We tell you up front which ones exist today and which we build with you.

Security and data

The questions IT asks first, answered plainly.

AI processing
AI processed in the EU. Prompts and code are neither stored nor used for training by the model provider.
Data storage
Germany.
Sign-in
Published apps sit behind Henosia Auth. Only members of your organisation can sign in. Guest access is opt-in by email or domain.
Builds
Each project runs in its own sandbox and stays private to the builder until they invite others in.
Your code
Yours. We have no claim to it, and you can push it to your own GitHub repository at any time.
Agreement
Data processing agreement available.
Outside this perimeter
GitHub archiving, and the data sources you connect yourself.
What we don't have yet

We don't hold ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certification today. If your procurement requires it, tell us early and we'll show you where we stand.

Keep the AI tools you already chose.

Henosia doesn't replace Claude Code, Codex or Copilot, and doesn't compete with any AI model. Your developers keep their tools. Everyone else gets Henosia Builder. Henosia is where what they build goes live, under your rules.

Start with one app in one department. Keep control from the first one.

A 30-minute call about how your people build today and what a first setup would look like.

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