Most database backups fail silently. You won't find out until production is on fire at 3am. We're building a tool that runs a real restore test every week — and tells you the truth.
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Point us at your S3 bucket with a read-only IAM role. We never touch your production database. Supabase, R2, B2 — anything S3-compatible works.
We spin up an ephemeral Postgres, restore your latest backup into it from scratch, run sanity checks on tables and rows, then tear it all down.
The instant a backup fails to restore, you get a message in Slack and email — with the actual error, not a generic "something went wrong."
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I never tested my own backup restore. Not once. When I realised that, I started asking other founders — almost nobody does.
We set up backups, we schedule them, and then we quietly hope they work. Until one day they don't and we find out at the worst possible moment.
I'm building pgverify to fix that. Drop your email and I'll let you know when it's ready — early users get founder pricing locked in for life.
— Ramin
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