Pocket Pilot

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How can teams evaluate Pocket Pilot?

Teams can start with a product demo, architecture review, or limited pilot focused on Data Plane, Vault, or both products.

Which product should we start with?

Start with Data Plane if you are building agentic apps, RAG, or inference data infrastructure. Start with Vault if you need private backup, document history, alerts, and controlled sharing.

How does Pocket Pilot protect private data?

Pocket Pilot is designed around data ownership, access control, private storage boundaries, and selective sharing instead of broad access to personal or enterprise data.

Do you support enterprise roadmaps?

Yes. Enterprise deployments can include roadmap reviews for branch-native databases, GPU-aware data planes, context memory, integrations, and governance needs.

What plans are available?

Vault ($12/mo) for private backup, document versioning, alerts, and personal data intelligence. Builder ($99/mo) for agentic database branches, app intent compilation, and retrieval-ready data services. Enterprise (custom) for a GPU/storage-aware data plane, RAG governance, KV-cache tiers, and dedicated deployment.

Which data systems does Pocket Pilot work with?

Postgres, to compile logical app intent into a durable operational database layer; vector search, to keep retrieval indexes close to source data for enterprise RAG and agent workflows; and cloud storage, to back up personal and enterprise data across multiple backend clusters.

Are you hiring?

Yes. Join the team building trusted infrastructure for AI agents and private digital storage. Open roles include Head of Product Marketing, Product Engineer, and Product Designer, all remote.

Let’s talk together.

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