Intelligence at the speed of data.
Exo is the pristine, zero-latency bedrock of the FalconDive stack — handling millions of events per second, transforming chaotic streams into commercial actions.
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Layer 1 — the pristine system of record.
Exo is not a passive lake — it is a universal nervous system that ingests and harmonizes enterprise data, then feeds the layers above.
Forged in fire — hardened for the enterprise.
Every source — one fabric.
Stitch together legacy SQL, modern NoSQL streams, and third-party API feeds — into a single, high-fidelity record of truth.
Exo is an agnostic harmonization fabric — connecting to 200+ data sources across SaaS, cloud, and on-premise environments. Zero-code pipelines. No heavy ETL middleware.
- SQL Server
- Postgres
- MongoDB
- Salesforce
- SAP HANA
Adapts to your stack — not the other way around.
The Sidecar Architecture attaches to existing infrastructure — in-situ intelligence without the eighteen-month migration risk.
Non-invasive
Zero rip-and-replace requirements — Exo taps your streams where they already live.
Data sovereignty
The brain stays with the data — sensitive PII never leaves your firewall.
Sidecar compute
Offload heavy processing to Exo's local agents — slash egress and warehouse bills.
Three deployment paths.
Exo adapts to your data maturity — pick the track that matches your stack today, evolve when you are ready.
Exo Upstream
The compute firewallFor enterprises bleeding from the Snowflake compute tax. Exo acts as an intelligent firewall — it cleans, harmonizes, and structures data in flight, before the warehouse ever runs a query.
Fits — enterprises paying millions for passive storage queries.
Exo On Top
Sovereign semantic overlayFor mature Fort Knox enterprises. Exo sits passively on top of existing warehouses as a zero-copy overlay — adding a real-time semantic intelligence layer without touching the data underneath.
- Zero egress fees
- Brain stays inside your VPC
- Read-only — audit-grade by default
Exo as the Core
Federated harmonization fabricFor enterprises with fragmented spaghetti stacks. Exo acts as a universal router — simultaneously connecting silos, stitching data logically in flight without ever consolidating it physically.
Strict value fences.
Gated by velocity, governance, and engineering service — pick the tier that matches your operating tempo.
Exo Core
- Micro-batch processing — 5–15 min cadence
- 50+ standard API connectors
- UI-driven cleansing and harmonization
- Mid-market RevOps and marketing fit
Exo Scale
- True real-time streaming — sub-second
- Change data capture (CDC)
- Bi-directional sync
- Advanced RBAC and metadata control
Exo Sovereign
- Dedicated VPC or hybrid on-prem
- Connect-to-anything legacy wrappers
- Catalyst — Lognormal white-glove pod
- Fortune 500 transformation
The five we hear most.
Direct answers — no marketing varnish. Mirrors the structured data crawlers see, so what you read is what gets indexed.
What is Exo?
Exo is Layer 1 of the FalconDive stack — the pristine, zero-latency bedrock that ingests, harmonizes, and structures enterprise data in flight. It feeds Plix (the cognitive engine) and Omnis (the autonomous execution agents).
How is Exo different from a data warehouse like Snowflake or Databricks?
Warehouses are passive storage — you pay for compute every time you query. Exo is a sidecar that processes data in flight, before it lands. It can sit upstream of a warehouse to slash compute bills by 30–50%, sit on top of one as a sovereign overlay, or replace the federated core entirely.
Does Exo require a rip-and-replace migration?
No. Exo attaches non-invasively to your existing infrastructure via the Sidecar Architecture — it taps streams where they live today. There is no 18-month migration risk and the brain stays inside your VPC.
What is Exo’s latency floor?
Exo Scale delivers true sub-second streaming with change data capture and bi-directional sync. Exo Core operates at micro-batch cadence (5–15 minutes). Exo Sovereign runs at the latency floor of your dedicated infrastructure.
How is Exo packaged?
Three tiers — Exo Core (~$48k / yr) for modern-stack departments, Exo Scale (~$144k / yr) for real-time enterprises, and Exo Sovereign (custom) for Fortune 500 deployments with VPC and hybrid on-prem requirements.
Match your architecture.
Skip the generic demo — take the data health checklist. Diagnose if you are a Spaghetti Stack, a Fort Knox, or a Greenfield, then receive your optimized Exo deployment path.