Access.
On the record.
Who may have what, who said yes, and when it has to go.
Without a single key to your systems.
| Slack | GitHub | Jira | Figma | Datadog | GCP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QA Engineer | ||||||
| Web Developer | Expired yesterday Removal not recorded | |||||
| Data Analyst | ||||||
| SRE | ||||||
| Designer |
- Granted
- Requested
- Privileged, not verified
- Should be gone
Everything about access.
Nothing about your systems.
Zero connectors.
We keep the decision, never the key. Nothing to connect means nothing to leak.
Security and dataAsk your agent.
Cursor, Claude, or any MCP client. On your machine, findings land on Accountability.
Agents and MCPRules in plain words.
Levels, signers, and time limits for every system.
The access modelReviews you can sign.
Quarterly reviews and offboarding checks, in one question. Every row traces back to a decision.
ReportsYour agent.
Your machine.
Our ledger.
Connect any MCP client with a key from Settings. It sees exactly what the key's owner may see, and nothing it can change.
> who should have lost access by now? list_former_members_with_access list_privileged_access {"unverified_only": true} Web Developer GitHub expired 1d, removal not recorded Former #41 GCP still listed after deactivation SRE GCP privileged, never verified Approvals on all three were valid when given.
Why Grantory.
No keys, ever.
We hold decisions, not credentials. Your cloud, code, and directory stay out of reach.
Every step signed.
Request, approval, grant, and removal each keep the name of the person who took them.
Time is built in.
Access ends on a date. Slack hears about it. The cell stays red until someone confirms.
$10 per person.
Per month.
One plan. Every feature, the MCP server, and reports included.