A fleet of durable computers, one per user, team, and job.

Every agent instance you deploy gets a durable computer: a persistent workspace, a verified owner, an isolated runtime, a meter, and a lifecycle contract. You operate the fleet from one console.

Every subsystem: managed, or bring your own.

Karta ships a managed option for every subsystem, with a bring-your-own path next to it. Available today, on your own terms:

In early access, configured with you: your own cloud, customer-managed keys, network controls, data residency, your secrets manager, enterprise SSO, and observability export. The full grid is on the platform page.

Isolation you can audit.

Every session runs in its own isolated environment. Every user-facing instance is bound to a verified end user, so memory, files, and spend attribute to a person, not a shared key. Every sensitive action lands in an immutable audit log.

The trust center covers the data-flow and sub-processor detail, the security policy covers disclosure, and the data processing addendum is ready for your review. The developer-level security model is in the docs.

Swaps are reversible decisions, not migrations.

The agent stack is moving fast, and Karta assumes your harness, model, and cloud choices will change. The spine does not move: your agents keep their workspaces, their users, and their history through every swap, releases roll back atomically, and readiness gates prove a new route before it serves anyone.

That is the point of the subsystem grid: every layer is a choice you can revisit without losing what your fleet has accumulated.

Design-partner first.

Karta is in closed beta. Enterprise deployments start as design partnerships: tell us what your agents do and which subsystems must stay yours, and we configure the early-access pieces with you - often before the first call.