A software factory for your operations
Turn SOPs into agents that work inside the web apps and desktop software you already use, on every computer in the business.
How the factory worksHaarveena is a software factory for operations. Our agentic browser and Control Center automate the repetitive work on every computer in your company, while role-based facades, Scope Guard and a human in the loop make sure no agent ever does something you didn't intend.
Most automation asks you to trust the AI. Haarveena is built the way security engineers build systems: least privilege, defense in depth, and a person with the final say on anything that matters.
Turn SOPs into agents that work inside the web apps and desktop software you already use, on every computer in the business.
How the factory worksEvery proposed action is checked against the agent's written scope. Anything outside it stops and waits for a person, with full context.
Meet Scope Guard"The model proposes. Policy decides. You approve."
The Haarveena ruleDeterministic code, not the model's own judgement, has the final say on what an agent may do.
Each agent sees a facade of your business: only the data and tools its job needs. What it can't see, it can't leak or misuse.
Try the Facade ExplorerPrompt injection, poisoned documents, rogue agents and AI bot swarms are detected, contained and explained in plain English.
Launch the Threat ShieldBring specialist AI in for forecasting and analytics through governed data rooms. Partners see the facade you approve; you keep the business.
Explore Data AlliancesAutonomy isn't all-or-nothing. Choose a level for each agent, and Haarveena sorts every action into runs on its own, asks you first, or can never happen. Drag the needle or tap a level.
Pick an agent and watch the business reshape around what it's allowed to know. Sample business: Corner Grocer, a two-store independent grocery.
Haarveena is built for businesses where operations are the business. Here's what a day looks like with supervised agents on shift.
Reorders before dawn, markdowns within policy, sick calls covered, tills reconciled at close. The owner only sees the decisions that matter.
Showtimes planned from real attendance, concessions stocked for opening weekend, scalper bots stopped, a failing projector handled before the 9 PM show.
Carrier booking, paperwork, exceptions and three-way matching, with fraud checks on every payment change.
Play the logistics dayOnboarding, offboarding, invoices and reporting across dozens of apps, without handing any agent the master keys.
Play the back-office dayWhen agents read your email, browse supplier sites and touch money, the attack surface changes. Haarveena was designed by security engineers for exactly this: every input is suspect, every action is checked, every agent is contained.
Every agent is built on the same line, with a quality gate at each station. Nothing reaches your business without passing shadow mode, a red-team attack and your sign-off.
Each crate is a real process from our sample businesses, moving through the line.
Move the sliders to match your business. We'll estimate the hours a supervised agent fleet could return each month.
A planning estimate, not a promise. Your pilot measures the real number on your own processes.
Measure it in a pilotDesign commitments every Haarveena deployment is built to keep.
Seven building blocks that work together: the hands (agentic browser and desktop agents), the eyes (Control Center), the conscience (Scope Guard and facades), the factory that builds them, and the shield around it all.
Supplier portals, POS back offices, carrier sites, ticketing systems, government forms. The agentic browser reads pages like a person and acts like a careful one.
Desktop agents run on the front-office PC, the registers, the warehouse terminal and the manager's laptop. The Control Center shows what each one is doing and gives you a stop button for all of them. Click a computer to inspect it.
Every agent has a written scope: its goal, its tools and its limits. Scope Guard checks each proposed action against that scope before anything happens, in deterministic code. The model never grades its own homework.
Classic role-based access control was built for people. Facades are built for agents: a filtered, masked and sometimes aggregated view of your business that contains exactly what one job needs.
Describe how the work is done today. The factory drafts a blueprint: goal, tools, facade, limits and when to escalate. Your written scope becomes machine-checked policy, and the blueprint moves through shadow mode, red-teaming and your sign-off.
agent: supplier-agent owner: store-manager@cornergrocer goal: "Keep produce and dairy above par" tools: - browser: valleyfarms portal - browser: sunrise-dairy portal - email: read-only facade: [inventory, suppliers, contracts:terms-only] scope: max_order_usd: 1500 new_payees: never hours: "05:00-20:00" escalate_when: - order_total > 1500 - confidence < 0.80 # unsure agents ask autonomy: trusted # shadow → guided → trusted
Specialist AI for forecasting, vision or analytics can make your data far more valuable. Haarveena brokers governed data rooms: partners work against the facade you approve, every query is logged, and access is revocable in one click. It's also the safe way to integrate an AI company you partner with or acquire.
Who did what, on which computer, with which data, and why. Replay any agent session step by step, undo reversible actions, and export evidence for your auditors.
vf-orders (hidden from the model)The fastest start. Region of your choice, isolated per customer.
Control Center and data plane inside your VPC. We never hold your data.
For regulated or air-gapped sites. Agents and models run on your hardware.
From your first process map to a fleet of supervised agents: here is exactly what happens, and where you stay in control.
We sit with the people who do the work, or read your SOPs, and map each process: who does it, in which apps, with which data, and where money or customer trust is at stake.
Each process becomes a blueprint: the goal, the tools, the steps and a scope written in plain English. That scope compiles into machine-checked policy, so "never pay a new bank account" is enforced by code, not by hope.
Least privilege by design. The agent gets exactly the data and tools its job needs, its own credentials that never enter the model's context, and an allowlist of the sites and apps it may touch.
The agent proposes while your team keeps working. We measure how often it would have made the same call, and review every difference with you.
Our security team throws prompt injection, poisoned invoices, payee swaps, tricky customers and rogue-agent scenarios at every blueprint. It doesn't ship until it holds.
Read actions run on their own, write actions come with undo, and Danger actions wait for you. Every agent has a pause button and a kill switch.
Your approvals and denials tune the policy. A weekly review shows hours returned, risks stopped and scope changes worth making, and the next process goes into the factory.
Pick something an agent wants to do. Watch it pass, or fail, each check in milliseconds, before anything touches your business.
Every action an agent can take is sorted before it ever runs.
Reading reports, checking stock, pulling sales, watching queues.
Drafting orders, updating schedules, sending approved templates.
Payments, new payees, refunds over limits, admin rights, anything customers see.
Anything outside the facade, plus irreversible operations like bulk deletes.
No cryptic alerts. Every request says what the agent wants to do, why, what it can see, how sure it is, and exactly how to undo it. Try the buttons.
Two hours with your team. We map processes and pick the one or two that return the most time with the least risk.
Blueprints, facades and scopes. Our red team attacks every agent before it touches anything real.
Agents propose, your team decides. We measure agreement and review every difference together.
Supervised production at the autonomy level you choose, plus a report on hours returned and risks stopped.
Pick a business and press play. Watch agents handle the routine, stop at the edge of their scope, and bring you the decisions that matter.
Sample businesses. Figures are illustrative, based on typical process times; your pilot measures real results.
Supplier orders, menu costing when prices move, reservations and review replies within your brand voice.
Housekeeping boards, rate updates within your bands, guest requests routed to the right person.
Scheduling, reminders and insurance pre-checks, with patient data kept inside strict facades.
Receiving, cycle counts, labels and replenishment across the WMS and the carrier portals.
Inventory, refill reminders and supplier recall checks, with every Danger action held for a pharmacist.
Maintenance tickets, vendor dispatch and rent reminders, without an agent ever holding the master keys.
When AI agents read your email, browse supplier portals and move money, attackers stop targeting people and start targeting agents. We defend both: the agents we run for you, and the AI you already use.
Five layers of defense sit between an attacker and your business. Pick an attack and follow it through.
The OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications and MITRE ATLAS describe the landscape. This is how it shows up in a real business.
Hidden instructions in emails, PDFs, web pages and reviews that try to steer an agent.
Input firewall + Scope GuardA hijacked agent tries to use its tools for something they were never meant for.
Facade + denylistAn agent is talked into sending customer or financial data somewhere it shouldn't go.
Facade + egress allowlistPlanted "facts" in documents or agent memory that bend later decisions.
Provenance taggingOne agent pretends to be another, or asks a peer for credentials it shouldn't have.
Per-agent identityBackdoored models, tampered plugins and poisoned fine-tuning data.
Supply-chain scanningScalping, credential stuffing and fake accounts run by agents at machine speed.
Behavior monitorsA cloned voice or look-alike email "from the owner" asking for an urgent payment.
Verified human approvalAlready running chatbots, copilots or agents from other vendors? Our team tests and hardens those too.
An adversarial assessment of your LLM apps and agents.
Architecture review of agent permissions, secrets and blast radius.
Threat Shield watching your AI systems around the clock.
When an agent or model misbehaves, we help contain and explain it.
Output filters only see the words. Our research uses interpretability, the study of what is happening inside a model, to catch trouble earlier.
TLS in transit and AES-256 at rest, with customer-managed keys on Enterprise.
Per-agent credentials live in a vault, are injected field by field, and rotate automatically.
No standing access to your systems. Support access is requested, approved by you, time-boxed and logged.
Append-only audit trails for every agent action and every human approval.
US by default, other regions on request, or fully on-premises.
Threat modeling for every feature, dependency and model supply-chain scanning, and independent penetration testing.
Every engagement starts with a fixed-fee pilot, so you see real hours returned before you commit to anything bigger.
Fixed fee. One or two processes, fully supervised.
For businesses running their operations on supervised autopilot.
For multi-site operators and regulated industries.
A fixed-scope attack on the chatbots, copilots and agents you already run, with a prioritized fix list mapped to OWASP and MITRE ATLAS.
Haarveena is an AI security and automation company based in Berkeley, California.
Our mission is to make AI agents trustworthy enough to run real businesses, by building them the way security engineers build systems.
The businesses that stand to gain the most from AI agents are the grocer, the neighborhood cinema, the regional freight company. They are also the ones least able to absorb an agent's mistake: one wrong payment, one leaked customer list, one hijacked inbox.
So we started from security, not from automation. Every Haarveena agent works inside a facade, answers to a written scope, and hands the decisions that matter to a human. We attack our own agents before anyone else can, and we study what happens inside models so we can catch trouble before it reaches your business.
The result is automation you can actually hand the keys to, because it never forgets whose keys they are.
An agent's job is to do what you meant, not whatever it can. When in doubt, it asks.
Every agent, employee and partner sees only what the job needs. Including us.
Every action comes with a reason, a record and, wherever possible, an undo.
Nothing ships until our own red team has tried, and failed, to break it.
Payments, access and anything your customers see always carry a person's name.
Real people who explain things simply, and a stop button that always works.
Security engineer and AI-safety researcher. His research looks at how language models fail, including sycophancy and interpretability of model internals, and his background spans platform engineering and security engineering. Haarveena brings those threads together: automation that is secure by construction.
We're assembling a small founding team in the Bay Area. If you've broken AI systems, built automation that survives real operations, or run the operations yourself, we'd love to hear from you.
The left half of the crown is drawn by hand: uneven and alive, like the people we build for. The right half is one perfect arc, like the agents working beside them. Both grow from a single trunk, an H that branches into a V. Click a color to copy it.
Everything people usually ask before handing work to an agent. Can't find yours? Ask a human.
No matches. Try different words, or ask our team.
Guides, answers and best practices for scopes, facades and approvals.
Browse answerssupport@haarveena.com. A person replies within one business day on every plan.
Write to usSomething looks wrong? Stop every agent from the Control Center, the mobile app or our 24/7 line. Ask questions later.
| Feature | Pilot | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emergency stop line | 24/7 | 24/7 | 24/7 |
| Critical issue response | 4 hours | 1 hour | 30 minutes |
| General questions | 1 business day | 4 business hours | 2 hours |
| Support hours | Business hours | Extended, 7 days | 24/7 |
| Channels | Email and chat | Email, chat, phone and a shared channel | |
| Named contacts | Pilot lead | Success manager | Success manager and a security engineer |
Live status for every Haarveena service, with incident history and alerts for your team.
Sample status board, for illustration.
Book a pilot, ask about AI red teaming, or just ask a question. A person, not an agent, reads every message.
Your email app should open with your message ready to send to hello@haarveena.com. If it didn't, write to us directly and we'll reply within one business day.
Start with one process, one month, and a human in the loop on every decision that matters.