Infisical, Inc. · secrets management
Keeps credentials, keys and certificates in one place, hands them out only to verified humans and machines, and logs every issue. That takes passwords out of chat threads, spreadsheets and source code.
Building blockEstablishedSolo: suitable, Mid-market: suitable, Enterprise: suitable with caveats
View profile →Langfuse GmbH, Berlin (owned by ClickHouse, Inc. since 2026-01-16) · model call logging
Once you build language models into a product, you cannot see what the model was asked, what it answered, what the call cost, or whether a prompt change improved or degraded quality. Langfuse records every model call, versions the prompts and scores answers against fixed test cases.
Building blockAI-nativeSolo: suitable, Mid-market: suitable, Enterprise: suitable with caveats
View profile →Berrie AI Incorporated (BerriAI) · model gateway
Puts one uniform interface in front of many model providers, so keys, cost, limits and logs sit in one place instead of scattered across every service that calls a model.
Building blockAI-nativeSolo: suitable with caveats, Mid-market: suitable, Enterprise: suitable with caveats
View profile →Nudge Security, Inc. · AI usage visibility
Shows which AI and SaaS services are actually in use across a company, and what access rights those services hold on company data, without anyone having to survey the staff.
Off-the-shelf productEstablished, AI retrofittedSolo: not suitable, Mid-market: suitable, Enterprise: suitable with caveats
View profile →Ory Corp (EU-Vertretung: Ory Germany GmbH, München) · identity and access
Sign-in, registration, sessions, multi-factor and access rights have to work in every product with more than one user. Ory supplies that layer either as a hosted service or as open source servers you run yourself.
Building blockEstablishedSolo: suitable with caveats, Mid-market: suitable, Enterprise: suitable with caveats
View profile →Tailscale US Inc. (Delaware) for contracts from 2024-09-03, before that Tailscale Inc. (Toronto) · internal system access
Ties access to servers, databases and internal services to a person's identity rather than to a network cable, a VPN account or a shared password. When someone leaves, access disappears with the account.
Off-the-shelf productEstablishedSolo: suitable, Mid-market: suitable, Enterprise: suitable with caveats
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