Every business will soon have its own software. GroundstackOS gives it a safe home — governed, backed up and secured — run by the host or MSP it already trusts.
Agents today live in chat windows and one-off scripts, holding whatever credentials someone handed them. A habitat controls access, defines when a human must approve, and limits the impact of mistakes.
Reports, price lists, checklists. Comments and versions.
Internal pages for the team, portals for customers.
CRM, HR, bookings, stock. Anything with records and roles.
Reminders, reports and syncs that run on a schedule.
Assistants that answer, sort and act — inside the rules.
Isolation, patching, in-app protection and governed agent actions — visible enough that an MSP can sign for a client.
An open publish and portability standard. Every coding agent lists “deploy to my host”, with no lock-in.
From apps to the full habitat: scheduled work, agents, human approvals and a complete audit trail.
A business of ten or fifty people has no IT team. Its MSP gets the ticket and the liability — so the guardrails have to be ones the MSP can see, run and stand behind.
Open MSP console“A ten-person accountancy in Leeds describes a client-onboarding portal on Monday morning. By lunchtime it's live — on the same server as its website and email, signed in with its Microsoft accounts, backed up overnight. It never chose a new vendor.”Build your first app