One platform that fitshow your business works.
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Maiden keeps your work, your knowledge and your relationships in one place, in a structure that fits the way you run.
Private beta. We start with a setup call and bring your existing work across.
Platform
Three parts, one set of records.
Maiden holds the records, documents and conversations together, so nothing is retyped between a CRM, a project tool and a drive.
Workspace
Run the work in the structure your business needs.
Knowledge
Keep what the company knows next to the work.
Intelligence
See what needs attention, and what to do next.
Connected where it changes the work.
Meetings come in from Google Calendar, and Gmail threads can be triaged by your rules.
Google Calendar and Gmail, connected by each person.
Security
Trust and security
How your data is protected, and where we are on SOC 2.
SOC 2
We are working toward SOC 2. We will say so here when it is complete.
In progressEncrypted at rest
Connection tokens and email addresses, subjects and bodies are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they are stored.
In placeAn audit trail
Changes made in Maiden are written to an audit log in the same transaction that made them.
In placePersonal connections
Google access belongs to the person who connected it, and they can disconnect it at any time.
In placeShaped to how your business runs.
Maiden gives each kind of business its own records and views on the same database.
Event and content agencies
Events, campaigns, posts and approvals on one calendar.
Read moreConsultants and advisory
Contacts, meetings and follow-ups, with the source behind every answer.
Read moreCreative and digital agencies
From the first message to the last task, as one record.
Read moreWhat is Maiden?
One platform for how a business runs. A workspace for the work, a library for what the company knows, and Ask to see what needs attention, all on the same records rather than a handful of separate tools.
Who is it for?
Businesses that run on relationships and work they have to keep track of, and want one place for it. We are onboarding a small number of teams by hand, so tell us what you do and we will say honestly whether it fits today.
What can Ask do today?
Ask answers questions against your own records and connected sources, with the sources shown, and drafts content briefs and proposals for you to edit. Having it carry out work end to end is what we are building next.
What Google data does Maiden use?
Calendar, so meetings come in from your calendar and the ones you schedule land on it, and Gmail, so threads can be triaged by your rules. Credentials are personal: one connection per person, and a co-worker in the same workspace never sees or uses yours. You can disconnect at any point and the data already synced stays put.
How is our data protected?
Connection tokens and email addresses, subjects and bodies are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they are stored. Changes made in Maiden are written to an audit log in the same transaction that made them, and Google access is personal to each person and can be disconnected at any time. We are working toward SOC 2 and will say so when it is complete.
What does it cost?
Pricing is set per workspace during the private beta, based on the size of your team and what you are migrating from. Ask us and we will give you a straight number.
How do we get access?
Request access above. We onboard in small groups, and it starts with a call where we set your workspace up and bring your existing work across, rather than handing you an empty database.