Engagements run end-to-end on a defined repo set with your real architecture model. Enforcement, agent guardrails, replayable verdicts, and federation-aware architecture context — validated against your actual change volume, in your cloud.
ArchRails is sold to architecture and platform engineering teams at regulated institutions. Engagements start with a scoping call against your repos and compliance posture; commercial structure is framed inside that call against your footprint.
Deterministic by default, BYOC on request. The same change against the same architecture always produces the same verdict, and the evidence for it is signed and independently verifiable. Run it as a managed service, or deploy it into your own AWS account so nothing crosses your perimeter — scoped with your platform team during onboarding. GCP and Azure on request.
PR-time gates backed by FINOS CALM v1 rule definitions. Every governed merge produces a signed manifest recording the architecture as it stood at that merge, who promoted it, and the commit it landed on — each one chained to the last, so the history is tamper-evident. For institutions where merges into production-bearing branches must produce an auditable approval trail.
Cross-repo dependency graph. Blast-radius analysis on every proposed change. Federated visualization of how services, contracts, and ownership boundaries fit together. For platform teams operating multi-team or multi-product code estates where dependency clarity is the daily problem.
A signed manifest on every promoted state, produced automatically — nobody has to remember to generate it, which is the only kind of evidence that survives an audit. Each manifest chains to the one before it, so the record is tamper-evident rather than merely stored. And it is verifiable offline, by an auditor who has never heard of us. For release engineering and risk teams that need a portable, cryptographic record of what shipped. Read the technical detail →
Extending the signed record past the merge commit and on to the deployed artifact, and wiring branch protection directly to CALM definitions rather than maintaining them separately. Today the chain is complete up to the promoted commit; closing the last hop to the build output is the work in front of us. Talk to us if this is on your critical path.
Enterprise is the deployment shape for institutions running ArchRails beyond a single business unit — whether that's two BUs or organization-wide. One rollout, one audit boundary, one set of operational rituals. SLA, named solutions engineer, source code escrow, and custom integrations scoped to the engagement.
Engagement shape, SLA, and operational commitments are framed against your repo footprint, BU count, and compliance posture in the scoping call.
Talk to the architecture teamArchRails is built by Marc Daniel Registre — engineering leader with prior tenure at Royal Caribbean, McDonald's, LinkedIn, Chase, and American Express. POC conversations go directly to the founding team.
Engagements start with a 30-minute scoping call. You walk through your architecture governance pain — cross-repo drift, agent-generated regressions, audit trail gaps. We frame the right engagement shape against your repo footprint and compliance posture.
Direct response from the engineering team. Scoping call typically within two business days.
Direct to the founding team. Requests are reviewed within two business days.
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