Resources
Everything we have written down.
For the person doing the evaluation: where the documentation is, what shipped, how we compare, and the plain definitions behind the words on this site.
- Source code
- GitHub, Apache-2.0
- Current release
- v1.0.1
- Install
- pip install revoluzen-flow
- Questions
- hello@revoluzen.io
Run it, then read about it
Open source
Install in one command
The Apache-2.0 orchestrator, the install line, and exactly where the commercial boundary sits.
Read moreGitHub
The organization
Where the code will be published. No public repositories there yet — the licence and the install line are on the open-source page.
Read moreIntegrations
The connector catalog
100+ connector types by category, each marked open source or enterprise.
Read moreChangelog
What shipped, and when
Release by release, condensed from the repository's own changelog.
Read moreDecide with the facts in front of you
Comparison
Revoluzen Flow vs Fivetran
Deployment, pricing basis, where data flows, receipts — and when to choose Fivetran instead.
ReadComparison
Revoluzen Flow vs Airbyte
Deployment, pricing basis, where data flows, receipts — and when to choose Airbyte instead.
ReadComparison
Revoluzen Flow vs Apache Airflow
Deployment, pricing basis, where data flows, receipts — and when to choose Apache Airflow instead.
ReadSecurity & trust
How your data is handled
Defaults, data handling, the certifications we do not hold yet, and how to report a vulnerability.
ReadUse cases
- Regulated reporting with verifiable evidenceAudit & compliance
- Data residency and sovereigntyKeep data in-country, in-network
- Replace hosted ELT with self-hosted pipelinesMove off per-row pricing
- A governed lakehouse you operateMedallion, modelled, enforced
- On-premises analytics with governed answersDashboards without the export
- AI on your data, on your termsYour model, your keys, your network
Guides and architecture notes
- Nightly Reporting Without a Data Warehouse: A Self-Hosted Revoluzen Flow Use Case7 min
- How to Build Visual Data Pipelines with Revoluzen Flow and Local Ollama Models6 min
- Replacing Apache Airflow with Revoluzen Flow: Visual DAG Design vs Python Boilerplate6 min
- Visual ETL with DuckDB: Building Local-First Pipelines in Revoluzen Flow4 min
- Beyond Logs: The Steward and the Workspace-Reliability Layer Every ETL Tool Forgot11 min
- Private by Default: The Architecture Behind Revoluzen Flow's Local AI Copilot9 min
The words, defined
Glossary
Plain definitions
Every term used on this site, written to stand alone.
Read moreFAQ
Direct answers
Including the unflattering ones: no SOC 2 yet, no production-ready connectors yet.
Read morePricing
Per environment, never per row
What drives the number, and what does not.
Read moreIndustries
Requirement fit by sector
Twelve sectors, from financial services and healthcare to retail, energy, telecom, logistics and SaaS.
Read moreRun it yourself, then decide.
Revoluzen Flow is Apache-2.0 and installs in one command. If it fits, we can talk about the parts that are not open source.