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Waniwani runs in two regions, EU and US. Each is an independent stack with its own database: an organization’s data lives entirely in the region you choose and never crosses to the other.

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Choosing a region

You choose a region when you create an organization. Before the org-creation wizard runs, Waniwani prompts you to pick your data residency:
  • EU — for teams that need European storage and processing (EU residency requirements).
  • US — for US-based teams and global teams without EU residency needs.
Your choice applies to that organization. Everything downstream — the workspace, members, environments, API keys, conversations, analytics, and stored content — is created on the region’s stack and stays there.
Data residency is set per organization and can’t be changed after creation. If you need both regions, create a separate organization on each stack.

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Signing in

Sign in on the dashboard for the region your organization lives in: The US dashboard won’t show organizations that live in the EU, and vice versa. If you pick a region during onboarding that differs from the stack you signed in on, Waniwani moves you to the right stack and you continue there — your account (email, name, linked sign-in providers) is portable, but sessions and org data always stay local to each region.

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Connecting AI clients

The Waniwani MCP server — the one that lets an AI client operate the platform for you — is also regional. Use the MCP URL for the region your data lives in, and sign in on the matching stack:
  • US: https://mcp.waniwani.ai/mcp
  • EU: https://eu.mcp.waniwani.ai/mcp
See Connect your AI client for the per-region setup in Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT.