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PortEden vs Hathr AI

Hathr AI is a Claude-only environment hosted in AWS GovCloud. PortEden is a universal data firewall — works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and any MCP-compatible client, while leaving your existing email, calendar, and drive in place.

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Choose PortEden if
  • You use more than one AI vendor (Claude + ChatGPT + Gemini + Copilot).
  • You need controls on your existing tools — Gmail, Outlook, Drive, SharePoint, Jira — not a separate AI workspace.
  • You're not deploying exclusively in AWS GovCloud.
  • You want users to keep using Claude Desktop / ChatGPT / Gemini directly instead of a portal.
Choose Hathr AI if
  • Your AI strategy is single-vendor Claude and will stay that way.
  • You're already standardized on AWS GovCloud and need an environment that runs entirely inside that boundary.
  • Your workflow centers on a hosted Claude UI rather than agents acting on your existing data.

Side-by-side

FeaturePortEdenHathr AI
Plans
Free tier
Self-serve signupContact sales
Procurement
DPA available
Model coverage
Use Claude directlyClaude Desktop, Web, MCPHosted UI only
Use ChatGPT / Gemini / Copilot
Integrations
Gmail / Outlook / Drive controls
Infrastructure
Hosting regionUS / EU multi-regionAWS GovCloud
Identity
SSO / SAML / SCIMEnterprise tierAll tiers
Audit
Per-tool audit logWorkspace-scoped
Integrations
MCP server compatibility

How each handles real scenarios

A litigation associate wants Claude to summarize a 40-message Gmail thread without leaking opposing counsel emails

PortEden

Install PortEden's Gmail connector. Add a per-agent rule that blocks any thread containing senders from external opposing-counsel domains. Claude (Desktop, Web, or via MCP) sees the rest of the inbox unchanged; the blocked thread returns a redaction stub.

Hathr AI

The associate would need to copy the relevant messages into Hathr's hosted Claude environment manually. Gmail itself is untouched — Hathr does not proxy live Gmail or Outlook traffic from third-party AI clients.

A SecOps team wants one audit log covering 'every AI call against company data' across Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini

PortEden

Single proxy across all three vendors writes one JSONL audit stream per agent identity, exportable to S3 or any SIEM. Filters by user, tool, and rule that fired.

Hathr AI

Hathr's audit log covers prompts and responses inside the Hathr Claude environment. Activity in ChatGPT or Gemini is out of scope — you'd need a separate solution for non-Claude traffic.

A regulated firm needs AWS GovCloud residency for all AI prompts and responses

PortEden

PortEden offers US and EU residency but not GovCloud-only deployment today. Self-hosted PortEden on customer GovCloud is on the roadmap; ask sales for current status.

Hathr AI

Hathr's GovCloud-native architecture is its strongest differentiator here. If GovCloud residency is non-negotiable and you're Claude-only, Hathr is the better fit today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I keep using Claude Desktop with PortEden, or do I have to log into a portal?
Keep using Claude Desktop. PortEden ships as MCP servers and a CLI proxy — Claude Desktop adds it as a remote MCP connector and your existing chat workflow continues unchanged. There's no PortEden portal that replaces the Claude UI.
Does PortEden support AWS GovCloud the way Hathr AI does?
Not today. PortEden runs in standard AWS regions (US-East, EU-West) with SOC 2 controls and customer-managed encryption keys on the Enterprise tier. Dedicated GovCloud deployments are on the roadmap. For FedRAMP / IL5 workloads that require GovCloud today, Hathr is purpose-built for that constraint.
Why would I want a firewall for Claude when Hathr already isolates it?
Isolation answers 'where does the data live.' A firewall answers 'what can the AI do with it.' Even inside a fully isolated Claude environment, a user can still ask the model to read every email, every contract, and every interview note attached to the workspace. PortEden's per-agent rules cap what the model can request in the first place — independent of where it's hosted.
If we standardize on Hathr today, can we add PortEden later?
Yes. The two have different scopes: Hathr is your Claude execution environment; PortEden is a per-tool firewall on Gmail, Outlook, Drive, Calendar, and project-management APIs. Running both is a reasonable architecture — Hathr handles model-side isolation, PortEden handles per-tool scoping.

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