Granite
A shared data infrastructure for humanitarian contexts — built around people, not organisations. One platform, six parts, one consent boundary.
One platform, six parts
Each part does one job. One consent boundary runs through all of them.
Granite App
A personal rights and navigation instrument, managed by the individual.
The mobile app for people in need — profile, a live feed of service information, a map of what is functioning nearby, and consent controls showing exactly who has seen what.
Learn more →Granite Registry
Identity, consent and data governance, enforced in the infrastructure.
The foundational layer — a unique person identifier and consent enforcement applied in the infrastructure itself, not in policy documents.
Learn more →Granite SaaS
Shared case-management infrastructure, anchored to the person.
The organisational portal — deduplication checks before you assess someone, consent-gated referrals across organisational lines, and aggregate dashboards for participating organisations.
Learn more →InterOp Gateway
One integration point, not a proliferation of bilateral agreements.
Federation with the information management systems organisations already operate, rather than replacement of them.
Learn more →Control Room
A decision-ready picture of where people are and what is reaching them.
Governance, oversight, and analytics across the whole ecosystem — population maps, service coverage, and gaps, fed by live operational data.
Learn more →Connectance+
Intelligence no single organisation could generate from its own data.
The analysis layer — plain-language querying over Granite's own population data and public humanitarian sources, surfacing situation reports, conflict dynamics, and displacement trends.
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