The Foldercase Platform
Foldercase is a structure-first platform for organizations operating across teams, institutions, and systems. It provides a shared structural layer that makes relationships between people, projects, data, and decisions explicit. Rather than fragmenting coordination across tools, Foldercase establishes a stable reference model that supports governance, clarity, and long-term collaboration.
Model Organizations as Connected Systems
At the core of Foldercase is a network-based model. Organizational elements such as teams, projects, datasets, processes, and external partners are represented as connected nodes. This turns abstract organizational charts or static diagrams into a living structure that can be explored, maintained, and evolved over time.Network Mapping
Network Mapping transforms structural knowledge into a shared, navigable environment.
- Visualize dependencies, responsibilities, and relationships
- Navigate from high-level overviews to operational detail
- Maintain a continuously updated structural map
Cross-Organizational Connectivity
Foldercase enables structured collaboration across organizational and sector boundaries without requiring shared infrastructure.
- Invite external partners to specific structural nodes
- Preserve institutional autonomy and data ownership
- Connect existing systems through stable references
Governance and Secure Collaboration
Governance, security, and accountability are built into the platform’s structure.
- Role-based access and visibility control
- Traceability and audit support
- Privacy-preserving collaboration across boundaries
Structure-First Data Integration
Foldercase connects structure and information without duplicating data.
- Metadata-first design instead of file replication
- Live references to external systems and repositories
- Reduced redundancy and operational risk
Getting Started
Most organizations start by mapping a single project, unit, or collaboration and expand their structure as needs grow.