Survive any database disaster. Even agents.
Real Postgres with surgical undo — reverse any change down to the exact rows it touched, while it stays live.
purchase_ordersliveBring your real values back.
A bad UPDATE zeroed every unit cost? eterDB puts the real values back — only the
rows that changed, nothing else, while the database stays live.
inventoryliveBring deleted rows back from the dead.
A DELETE got greedy and took real suppliers with the test ones? Resurrect exactly
the rows that vanished — every column, payment term, and onboarding date intact.
vendorsliveBring back a column you dropped.
A migration retired a column that mission alerts still page? Recover the column and every value in it from before the migration — no full restore, no downtime.
rosterliveUndo the mistake — and everything it touched.
A bad write doesn't stay put — later transactions read it, and the damage spreads. eterDB tracks every read, so it reverts the bad write and the writes that depended on it — and leaves the rest of your live database alone. A backup can only rewind all of it.
txn logliveRewind to any moment, then bring it all back.
Read the table exactly as it was before the bad 2 PM deploy — without restoring anything — then revert every write the deploy made, in one shot. Real writes in the same window survive.
parts_costliveKeep your extensions. Keep your undo.
pgvector, PostGIS, full-text, the whole ecosystem — installed and queried like any Postgres. And eterDB tracks writes through them: corrupt your embeddings and it reverses the change cleanly, even after the HNSW index rebuilt on top of it.
pgvectorliveSpin up a database. Stage the scary migration.
It's the everyday path too. Your agent provisions a real Postgres in seconds — and stands up a real staging copy of production to test against. Break staging freely.
Build fearlessly.
Join the waitlist for early access — and give your agents a reverse gear.
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We'll be in touch. In the meantime — stop fearing the 2:00 PM incident.