A backup nobody has restored is a plan, not a capability.

Why this product

Every infrastructure team has a backup solution, and almost every one of them has a restore path that has never been exercised end-to-end. The tooling is partly to blame: backup products report on jobs, because jobs are cheap to measure. Recovery is expensive to measure, so nobody measures it — and the first real test happens during an incident, with an audience.

We think that is backwards, and that the fix is unglamorous: actually perform the restore, on a schedule, in an environment where failing is free. Then keep the receipt.

How we build

• Your cloud, not ours. Bring-your-own-cloud was the first architectural decision, not a later enterprise concession. It means a DrillProof outage cannot strand your data and a DrillProof breach cannot reach it.
• Evidence over assurance. Anything we claim about recoverability should be backed by a dated record of a restore that happened. If we cannot show it, we should not say it.
• Narrow and finished. EKS, EBS, and RDS on AWS, done properly, ahead of a matrix of half-supported services.

Where we are

Early. We are working with a small number of design partners through free Restore-Assurance Audits — running the real procedure against real environments, and letting what we find shape the product. If your restores have never been tested and you would rather learn that on a Tuesday than during an incident, that is exactly the conversation we want.