So we built a platform where isolation is structural. Every tenant gets its own namespace and storage prefix, and queries are rewritten to stay inside those boundaries before they ever touch data. One platform, many customers, no leakage.

Underneath, DuckDB does the heavy lifting — but instead of an always-on warehouse, each query runs as its own right-sized job and then disappears. That makes cost honest: you pay for the compute a query used, and you can see exactly what that was.

The result is a lakehouse you can hand to a whole company of analysts, or embed as the query layer behind your own product — with the storage and catalogs staying entirely yours.