Guepard - Early Access

What it does

Guepard Platform is the Git for your data Infrastructure You will receive early access a few days after Signing up :) The early access will allow you : ✅ Deploy a Postgres Database Server ✅ Create up to 10 Branches ✅ Time travel & Rollback to any version

Ephemeral, production-identical databases for humans and agents. Every PR, every CI run, every agent gets its own clone, spun up in seconds, with zero ops overhead.

Every Agent gets their own production-identical environment that spins up in seconds and disappears when it's done. Unlock safe experiments, faster tests, and instant rollbacks with Guepard DataOps. Ephemeral databases and sandboxes for every agent, PR, and experiment. Spin up in seconds. Tear down when done. Ship what wins. Agents, previews, and CI scale out freely. Shared staging Database does not . One branch per run. Clone from source in seconds, discard when done. One branch per agent run and CI job. Spin up, ship, discard. Snapshot once, fork in parallel, tear down, repeat. No restore window. "We stopped shipping in trains. Every team ships when they're ready. That was a…from guepard.run

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