Sahara AI

Sahara AI builds agents and the infrastructure they run on. The company describes an AI workforce that operates across the applications a person already uses, running continuously and acting the moment something needs attention, rather than a chat window someone has to remember to open. Its public products sit alongside an enterprise services arm and a set of developer hubs. Sorin is the flagship agent, presented as a personal agent for global digital markets, with a desktop application adding autonomous trading execution and marked as beta. ClawApp is a way to deploy OpenClaw agents locally. A Data Service Platform handles collection, labeling and validation of AI training data, drawing on a global network of annotators for multimodal work. For enterprises the company builds agents fitted to a specific industry and stack, with verifiable data and compute and controlled agent workflows, and publishes case studies covering an industrial design assistant, a creator assistant paired with a CRM, chatbot evaluation rubrics and conversational data collection. For model developers there is a Data Hub for discovering, buying and selling curated datasets for training, fine tuning or retrieval augmented generation, an AI Model Hub of pretrained open and proprietary models, a Compute Hub for training and inference, and toolkits for model training, deployment and orchestration, plus a route to monetize models built on the platform. Underneath all of it sit agentic protocols and a blockchain intended to give agents the governance, transparency and provable records they need to operate safely at scale. No pricing is published. Data services are described only as predictably priced, and every product and enterprise offering routes to a contact or get started form, so plans and terms are quoted directly by the company.