Your organization knows more
than it can remember.
Mycorr turns the knowledge locked inside your teams into structured, living data — without a single line of code or an engineering ticket.
Data tools have solved the technical problem. They haven't solved the social one.
Knowledge lives in spreadsheets, in people's heads, in Slack threads — because the path from 'I know something useful' to 'it's in the database' runs through engineering. Mycorr removes that bottleneck.
When a table is deleted
A grace period opens. Others can copy it or the owner can transfer it — nothing people depend on disappears without warning.
When a schema breaks
Consumers stay pinned to what they rely on and choose when to fast-forward. Upstream changes never silently break downstream work.
Product
- 01
Capture
Anyone creates and fills tables through a familiar spreadsheet canvas. Real database tables, created naturally — no SQL required.
- 02
Connect
Reference any team's table as a live connection, not a copy. The data stays in one place — one source of truth, everywhere.
- 03
Evolve
Schemas change as you learn. Every version is kept. Consumers choose when to adopt what's new.
- 04
Consume
Python client and MCP server included. The tables your colleagues fill in become first-class infrastructure for everything downstream.
Features
Built for how shared data really works — ownership, change, and trust.
No copies, only connections
Import any table from any team as a live reference. Changes flow through the graph. One source of truth, used everywhere.
Safe schema evolution
Every schema change is versioned. Downstream teams stay pinned until they choose to fast-forward. Breaking changes are never forced.
Graceful ownership
Deleting a shared table opens a grace period. Others can copy it or the owner can transfer it. Data doesn't vanish because someone moved on.
Built for agents
Python client and MCP server included. The knowledge your team maintains becomes queryable by any agent or analytics system, instantly.
The database your whole organization will actually use.
Not because they have to. Because it feels like a spreadsheet, behaves like infrastructure, and gets smarter every time someone on your team adds a row.