Multi-level tenancy
Platform-connected business applications model platform, MSP/MSSP, organization, and site scopes from the start, with delegated administration and enforced tenant isolation.
Cavaridge Launch 2026 begins October 13, 2026
Applications roll out in stages.
Join the waitlistApplications roll out in stages. Each product enters its own launch wave once it is approved — no application is promised for the opening day. Join the waitlist. Get your first 7 days free when this product launches. Waitlist signup is at /#waitlistCavaridge applications are independent products with independent deployments. Shared standards keep them coherent without requiring every app to use every service: platform-connected business applications consume the capabilities below, while public utilities and standalone brands adopt only what applies to them.
Platform-connected business applications model platform, MSP/MSSP, organization, and site scopes from the start, with delegated administration and enforced tenant isolation.
Where an application has accounts and roles, role and policy checks are enforced server-side. UI visibility is never treated as an access control.
When a platform-connected application uses an LLM, access routes through centralized platform services so model selection stays portable.
In applications that perform privileged operations, those operations produce audit records — including agent actions that touch customer systems.
Every application ships on its own subdomain with its own release cadence, rather than one shared monolith. This applies to the whole portfolio.
Navigation, settings, search, and AI interaction patterns are inherited rather than reinvented, so the portfolio reads as one family even where the underlying services differ.
Not every listed application consumes shared identity, authorization, tenancy, AI, or audit services. These are the deliberate exceptions.
A free public, client-side clinical utility. It has no sign-in, no tenancy model, and no role-based access control, because it holds no accounts and no customer data.
An approved standalone consumer brand on its own domain. It follows Cavaridge engineering and design standards but does not consume every platform capability.
Applications are addressed as <slug>.cavaridge.app. A small number of approved standalone consumer brands, such as pawvault.app, keep their own domain. Anything else in the portfolio is a Cavaridge subdomain.