Your data,
safe by default.
Every write lands on a durable log before it is acknowledged, and continuous snapshots let point-in-time recovery restore to a 5-second roll-up boundary by default — on a private instance that's yours alone.
Fewer 3 am calls. Fewer vendors. No lost writes.
Point-in-time recovery rewinds your data to the moment before the bad deploy, the wrong DELETE, the broken import. The worst hour of your quarter becomes a five-minute fix.
A dedicated, region-isolated instance per customer. No shared engine, no noisy neighbours — and your data stays in the region you choose.
We crash-test our own fleet with power-loss drills — zero acknowledged writes lost. When we say a write is saved, that's a measurement, not a promise.
Storage, continuous backups and recovery are part of the database. No separate backup vendor, no bolt-on snapshot service, no surprise line items.
Someone will ship a bad migration. It shouldn't cost you the day.
Every team eventually deletes the wrong rows or ships a migration that mangles data. The difference between a bad five minutes and a bad week is how fast you can get back to the moment before it happened.
Point-in-time recovery is an opt-in setting on the instance: you pick the moment, and the restore lands on the nearest roll-up boundary — 5 seconds by default. No backup vendor to call, no "our last snapshot was Tuesday."