The tools behind every modern business.
Categories are the backbone of discovery. Each one is organized around the problems businesses bring to it — not around how vendors prefer to be grouped.
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Endpoint Security
Device-level protection: antivirus, EDR, policy enforcement, and compliance baselines across a distributed workforce.
Password Management
Centralized credential storage, team vaults, and access sharing with an audit trail for administrators.
Cloud Backup
Automated backup of cloud applications and infrastructure, with restore workflows that are actually tested.
Developer Tools
Source control, CI/CD, monitoring, and API tooling that development teams depend on daily.
Productivity
Documents, knowledge bases, and internal workflows that keep day-to-day operations moving.
Collaboration
Messaging, video, and shared workspaces that keep distributed teams aligned.
Project Management
Planning, task tracking, and reporting for teams juggling several projects at once.
Business Operations
Support, finance, and HR platforms that run the operational side of a business.
Cloud Infrastructure
Compute, hosting, networking, and the visibility needed to keep cloud costs predictable.
How a product ends up in a category.
Primary job
A product is filed by the main problem it solves, not by every feature it happens to include.
Buyer intent
Categories mirror how buyers describe a need — “we need backup”, not a vendor's internal taxonomy.
No double filing
A product has one home category. Cross-cutting capabilities are surfaced as attributes instead.
Reviewable
Classification decisions are documented so they can be reviewed and corrected over time.
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