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Revoluzen is a self-hosted data platform that runs entirely inside your own network, covering data pipelines, a governed lakehouse, analytics and verifiable audit evidence. Its orchestrator, Revoluzen Flow, is open source under Apache-2.0. It is built by Revoluzen Technologies Pvt Ltd, a company registered in India.

Revoluzen Flow is an open-source data pipeline orchestrator from Revoluzen, published under Apache-2.0 and installed with "pip install revoluzen-flow". It provides a visual pipeline canvas alongside SQL and Python steps, scheduling, retries, per-step resume, idempotent backfills and detailed run history, and it supports 100+ connector types.

Revoluzen Flow supports 102 connector types in its open-source build, covering relational databases, object storage, files and SaaS REST APIs. Enterprise systems of record — SAP, SAP HANA, Oracle, Teradata, IBM DB2, Informix, Salesforce, Workday, NetSuite, ServiceNow and Dynamics 365 — are part of the commercial Revoluzen Flow Enterprise edition rather than the open-source build.

Revoluzen Flow is the free, Apache-2.0 orchestrator with the complete canvas, scheduler, run history, reliability checks and Copilot, and it has no row caps, connector throttles or time limits. Revoluzen Flow Enterprise is the commercial edition, adding change data capture via Debezium, enterprise systems-of-record connectors, workspaces with dev-to-prod promotion and approval gates, a Postgres metastore, external execution providers and high-availability topologies.

Revoluzen Flow addresses the same problem as those tools but with a different deployment and pricing model: it runs on your own infrastructure and is licensed per environment rather than metered by rows or compute. Compared with Airflow it adds a visual canvas, built-in connectors and reliability checks rather than being code-only; compared with hosted ELT services it does not copy your production data onto vendor infrastructure.

Revoluzen Catalog is Revoluzen's governed lakehouse, built on open table formats on your own object storage. It provides enforced medallion layers with data contracts, dimensional and conformed-dimension modelling, column-level lineage, a knowledge graph over datasets and owners, and a governed SQL endpoint with row-level security and column masking. It is currently in early access.

Revoluzen Studio is Revoluzen's analytics and reporting product, providing dashboards, paginated reports and a governed query layer that runs inside your network against your own warehouse. Every figure resolves through a defined metric on a governed model, and it exposes a governed MCP server so AI assistants query the semantic model rather than raw tables. It is currently in early access.

A verifiable execution record is an Ed25519-signed receipt that Revoluzen Evidence emits for a pipeline run, covering its inputs, outputs, code version and result. Anyone holding the receipt and the corresponding public key can verify it offline with a standalone open-source tool — without access to Revoluzen's servers, the original system, or an active subscription — which is what makes it usable as audit evidence years later.

Revoluzen is self-hosted. All of its products run on infrastructure you control — a laptop, an internal server, or a fleet of environments — and none of them require an outbound connection to Revoluzen in order to function. Revoluzen does not operate a hosted service that holds your data.

No. Revoluzen software sends no telemetry, usage statistics, crash reports or license checks to the company. There is no setting to disable because nothing is running, and the claim is verifiable with a packet capture on an installed instance since the orchestrator core is open source.

No. Your source data, credentials, pipelines, run history, models and reports remain in your own systems at all times, and Revoluzen has no mechanism to access them. The only information the company holds is what you deliberately send, such as an email enquiry or material shared during a support case.

Revoluzen Flow installs with "pip install revoluzen-flow" and starts with "revoluzen open", which serves the interface on 127.0.0.1:8001. The package on PyPI is named revoluzen-flow. The server binds to loopback only, so it is unreachable from the network until LAN access is explicitly enabled with REVOLUZEN_FLOW_ALLOW_LAN, and it stores state in a local SQLite file with connection secrets encrypted at rest.

No. Revoluzen Technologies does not currently hold SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 or an equivalent attestation, and states this openly rather than implying otherwise. Because the software is self-hosted, the operational controls around it are generally the customer's own, and Revoluzen will help document that for a procurement process.

No. revoluzen.io sets no cookies of any kind, runs no analytics or advertising trackers, and serves its fonts from its own origin. That is why no cookie consent banner is shown — there is nothing to consent to.

Revoluzen is built by Revoluzen Technologies Pvt Ltd, a company registered in India. Package names and environment-variable prefixes can differ from product names while they are migrated with compatibility shims, so that existing installations keep working.

It stays where it already is — on your infrastructure, in open table formats, in your own database — because Revoluzen never holds it. The Apache-2.0 Flow core cannot be withdrawn, Evidence receipts verify offline with a standalone tool that does not depend on the company, and source escrow for the commercial products can be discussed as part of a contract.

It is early, and the company says so on each product page. Revoluzen Flow is published at version 1.0.1 on PyPI and is usable today; Catalog, Studio, Console and Mobile are in early access with design partners. Connector maturity is published per connector, and none is yet marked production-ready.

Yes, through supported extension points — custom connectors, pipeline templates, SQL and Python steps, policies and configuration — and never by forking the product core. A need that many customers share goes on the product roadmap instead, so every customer stays on the same upgrade path.

Revoluzen provides assessment, implementation and integration, enablement and training, and ongoing support or managed operations for its products, each priced as a separate line item from the software license. Managed operations run inside the customer's own infrastructure; Revoluzen does not host customer data.

General enquiries go to hello@revoluzen.io, evaluations and licensing to sales@revoluzen.io, and vulnerability reports to security@revoluzen.io. Revoluzen's stated practice is to reply with a technical answer rather than route you through a qualification call.