Nested data,
at the speed of geometry.
Hierarchies have a shape. Horon stores them in that shape, so they search instantly, however deep they run.
Drag to glide through hyperbolic space. Hover to trace a node's nearest path to the root.
A file that understands shape.
- Hierarchies have a geometry. Trees, taxonomies, org charts, dependency graphs, file systems.
- One file, shaped to it. Not a database to run. A single portable file.
- Constant-time. Lookup, insert, and nearest-neighbour stay fast, however deep the tree.
- Meaning-addressed. Where a record sits follows what it means, so related things sit together.
- Deterministic and crash-safe. The same input builds the same file. A torn write never corrupts it.
Teams with deep, nested, or graph-shaped data that has grown too slow or too awkward to search the ordinary way.
Open format, open code. On purpose.
We are not afraid of competition. The .htt format and its engine are open because our confidence sits in what we do with them: GeoV, our unreleased anomaly engine, already stores its findings in .htt, and the live results dashboard runs from those files.
Bring us your hierarchy.
The point is using Horon properly. Send us the shape of your data: we fit it to its geometry, hand back something that searches instantly, and every insight it yields stays yours. On-premises for regulated or sensitive data, managed for everything else.
The first request we take on is free. Conditions apply.