hiPlatform PL
Platform in development — first services coming soon

Cloud services built in Europe, for European businesses.

hiPlatform is a suite of services for businesses and developers — secrets management, DNS, identity, notifications and billing — running on infrastructure in the European Union, outside US jurisdiction.

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One platform, shared foundations.

Every hiPlatform service builds on the same foundations — identity, billing and notifications — so they grow together, not apart.

Security by design

Encryption, least-privilege access and a master key protected by an unseal ceremony — security is a design assumption, not an add-on.

Data and keys in the EU

Infrastructure in Europe, beyond the reach of US law. GDPR compliance is the starting point, not an option.

Built to work together

Shared identity and billing services mean products connect from day one — no stitching together multiple providers.

Platform services

A family of services under the shared "hi" mark. Built in stages — current status below.

hiVault

Secrets manager. Stores keys, passwords and certificates encrypted, with a master key protected outside the cloud.

In development
hiDNService

Managed, authoritative DNS with DNSSEC for your domains.

Coming soon
hiAuth

Sign-in and identity for applications, based on OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.

Coming soon
hiBilling

Subscriptions, payments and billing — a shared charging system for platform services.

In development
hiNotification

Email and message notifications for your apps and users.

Coming soon
hiDomain

Domain registration and management in one place, wired into the platform DNS.

Coming soon
Workya

Applicant tracking system (ATS) to run recruitment from application to hire.

Coming soon
…and more

The platform is growing. New services join the shared foundations of identity and billing.

Roadmap

Sovereignty is not a marketing slogan.

It's decisions about where data lives, who can access it, and whose law applies.

Outside US jurisdiction

Infrastructure in the European Union. Customer data is not subject to US data-access legislation.

Master key under control

The most important key doesn't sit ready on a server — it's assembled at runtime, in a deliberate unseal ceremony.

GDPR compliance

Personal-data protection is an architectural assumption, not a layer bolted on at the end.