Harbor
What Harbor is, who uses it, and how capture, validation, and delivery fit together.
The data layer for contextual intelligence. Harbor builds the data layer for contextual intelligence: provenance-rich, first-person capture from real commercial environments, so foundation models learn from how work actually happens.
Harbor exists because models that must act in kitchens, factories, vehicles, and clinics cannot learn that world from scraped internet video. They need first-person hours, with identity and consent still attached, reviewed before they ship.
This documentation is the durable account of the business—not a slogan page. Labs, operators, and contributors should read it before joining Collect, applying as an expert, or buying licensed hours.
Read in this order
- What Harbor is — the product and what it is not
- Who it is for — labs versus contributors versus operators
- Three solutions — Data Network, Expert Network, Managed programs
- Capture → validation → delivery — the hour that becomes a licence
- Harbor Passport — identity, consent, provenance
- Collect, Expert, and the business site — which URL to use
Prices
Harbor does not publish a catalogue of invented mission dollars, APY, or live token prices. Where a number exists, it comes from a live programme or a published legal page.
What Harbor is
Harbor is the data layer for contextual intelligence: provenanced capture from real work, not scraped internet footage.
OpenWho it is for
Labs buy licensed hours. Contributors capture and review. Operators run programmes with Harbor.
OpenThree solutions
Data Network, Expert Network, and Managed programs—one operational layer.
OpenCapture → delivery
How an hour of real work becomes licensed training data.
OpenHarbor Passport
Persistent contributor identity with consent and provenance.
OpenCollect, Expert, business
Three surfaces, one company. Use the right URL.
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