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The product

The context stays.
The work moves forward.

Work with your AI assistant. Keep your sources, decisions and results in a shared space that you can return to through different tools and perspectives.

What you can do

One shared foundation.
Many ways to work.

Start with the part that helps today. Your information stays connected as you add more ways to work with it.

Think and work together

  • Shared Whiteboards

    Draw, connect and refine ideas on the same board with other people and your AI assistant.

    Explore Whiteboards →Editor in the web app

  • Tasks in your project

    Keep an actionable checklist with the work. Check off tasks or ask your assistant to update the same Markdown list.

    From discussion to action →

  • Shared purpose and agreements

    Record what an Environment is for and how you work, so another conversation can pick up the same context.

    Give work a starting point →

  • Activity and access

    See recent changes in the web app. People and assistants work within the access they have been given.

    Follow the work →

Organize and explore

  • Things, context and artifacts

    Keep a project’s notes, facts, files and links together, with the context that makes them useful.

    Meet the building blocks →

  • Views and Dashboards

    Select the Things you want to work with and bring information together in a useful overview.

    Choose your perspective →

  • Relations and floor plans

    Explore connections in Relation Space, or draw a floor plan and view its spatial model.

    Explore spatial context →Floor-plan editor in the web app

  • Consistent information

    Agree on field meanings and useful values. Add recommendations or required checks where the work needs them.

    Define what information means →

Create and keep the results

01 Unconnected information

Information is rarely as tidy as software expects

Projects. People. Documents. Ideas. Devices. Notes. Customers. Images.

Your information doesn't live in neat categories. Neither should your workspace.

02 Things + connections

Structure without prescribing meaning

Everything can be a Thing

A customer. A project. A song. A device. A building. A document.

MiddleGround doesn't need to know what a Thing means. It gives it structure, context and connections. You decide what it represents.

03 Perspectives

One information space.
Different perspectives.

Views. Dashboards. Relations. Reports. Relation Space.

The information doesn't change. Only the way you look at it does.

04 AI + application access

Give AI context that doesn't belong to the AI

Your AI shouldn't start from zero every time.

MiddleGround gives AI systems access to the same structured context you work with, without locking that context inside a single assistant.

Connect people, applications and AI through MCP and APIs while keeping the information itself in a shared space.

Explore the integration guides

05 Connected information space

One information space.
Many ways in.
Many ways to use it.

People. AI. Applications. Files. Devices. Services.

Your space. Every connection.

Choose your perspective

The same Things.
Different ways to work.

Most software gives your information a destination. MiddleGround gives it a place to exist.

People, AI and applications work with the same connected information through MiddleGround.

Eight individual Things — two people, three application blocks, a room, documents and a device — each stand on their own plateau connected to MiddleGround.
MiddleGroundThings
Everything can be a Thing.

Each person, application, space, document or device has its own place, context and connections.

Conceptual illustrations · the same elements, different perspectives
People
You & your team
AI & applications
Connected through MCP & APIs
The connected world
Files · Services · Spaces · Devices

One shared information spaceContext Artifacts Relations

Access follows permissions.

Inside MiddleGround

One project.
A connected picture.

Step inside The Old Signal House, a demo renovation project. See its plans, research and relationships in the workspace.

01 / The workspace

Your project, in context.

Keep plans, research, images and decisions together, with the context that gives them meaning.

The Old Signal House workspace, showing shared context, project folders and an open renovation plan.
The Old Signal House · Demo projectOpen image to explore

02 / Relation Space

See how everything connects.

Explore the same project through its relationships. Move from the wider picture to the context of an individual Thing.

Relation Space connects The Old Signal House to contractors, building features and investigations.
The same project, seen through its connections.Relation Space
An enlarged Structural Assessment information card beside the Energy Performance Study, linked to The Old Signal House.

A closer look

Every connection has context.

A structural assessment is more than a name in a diagram. Inspect its purpose and its relationship to the project, right where you are.

Detail from the same demo project.

Turn the work into a report.

From connected sources to a clear document.

Explore Reporting →

Connect the outside world.

Bring devices and services into the same context.

Explore Providers →

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