Innovating Archival Intelligence

Atriium is an AI-powered archival intelligence platform that helps cultural institutions and libraries manage and describe their collections more efficiently.

We build infrastructure that makes archives more searchable, interoperable, and connected across languages and systems.

Atriium is being developed with an open architecture designed for collaboration and transparency. Our goal is to release core components as open source while offering hosted tools and integrations that expand access.

  • Why It Matters

    "Billions of photographs, films, and oral histories remain hidden in backlogs — unprocessed, under-described, and inaccessible. Atriium helps institutions process and share collections faster, preserving both context and cultural nuance."

    - Imani Dennison, Founder

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FAQs

  • We’re currently testing our prototype with early collaborators and archivists. Join the waitlist to be notified when access opens.

  • Atriium supports libraries, archives, and cultural heritage organizations working with digital and physical collections.

  • Yes. Our core components will be released as open source, with optional hosted tools for institutional scale.

  • Ethical use of AI is one of Atriium’s core pillars. Our team is in ongoing conversation with archivists, artists, and communities whose materials and stories shape our datasets. We prioritize transparency, consent, and contextual metadata to ensure our tools support, rather than exploit, vulnerable collections. We believe responsible innovation means co-designing technology that reflects the values of care, access, and accountability.