We're building the future
of data governance

Data governance is stuck. As companies spread data across Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, and object storage, the controls that protect that data get scattered right along with it — a grant here, a role there, and a spreadsheet somewhere trying to track it all. Access drifts away from intent. Audits become manual log archaeology. And every new compliance requirement means redoing the same work by hand, on every platform.

The tools meant to solve this mostly struggle to fit how teams actually work. The market-leading enterprise governance suites are capable, but come with a steep learning curve, are rigid to adapt, and take long, heavy implementations — you have to feed them everything before you see any value. Open-source options like Apache Ranger can enforce, but demand a dedicated team to run. And the newer enforcement tools sit in the middle of your query path — becoming one more thing that can add latency or fail between your users and your data.

We think there's a better way. Your data platforms already have powerful native access controls built in. What they lack is a shared brain — something that decides what “correct” looks like across all of them and keeps checking that it stays that way. So that's what we're building. Trinitis lets you define your access intent once, in plain terms, and translates it into each platform's own native controls — no proxy, no query-path latency, nothing new to fail. And instead of asking you to start from a blank slate, it reads the access controls you already have and drafts policies for your review — so you begin from reality, not a spreadsheet. Then it keeps watching, so the access you intended stays the access that actually exists.

We're working closely with our partners/advisors — data and security teams helping us shape what real, cross-platform governance should feel like. If this problem sounds familiar, we'd love to talk.

We're just getting started.