Rollover is zero-config dog infrastructure. Every walk gets a preview environment, every behavior ships behind a flag, and when the couch is at risk we revert your dog to its last known good state: asleep. Rollbacks land in 38 milliseconds, which is faster than remorse.
No leash required. No credit card required. A dog is required.
last known good state: asleep (v112)
Three primitives. That's the whole product. We considered a fourth and put it behind a waitlist.
Every behavioral change gets an isolated preview walk before it merges to the main route. Stakeholders (the neighbors, one squirrel) can comment directly on the walk. Nothing reaches your living room until it has been approved by at least one reviewer who is also a dog.
One click reverts your dog to the last deployment that did not involve the trash. Mid-zoomies, mid-bark, mid-shoe: state restores to asleep-on-the-cold-tile with zero downtime and no memory of the incident, on either side.
Your dog is replicated across 119 kennels of presence worldwide, so there is always a dog within 40 milliseconds of your hand. Fetch requests route to the nearest available dog. Cold starts apply to senior dogs only, and we think that's fair.
Real quotes from users we are contractually describing as real.
We rolled Biscuit back mid-zoomies. The couch survived. I watched the whole thing from the dashboard and felt nothing but uptime.
Before Rollover, our dog's behavior shipped straight to production. To the rug, specifically. Now everything goes through a preview walk first, and the rug is in review.
There is always a dog within 40 milliseconds of my hand. I have measured it. I don't know what I was paying for before this.
Billed monthly, annually, or in treats at an exchange rate we set.
For personal, strictly non-commercial dogs.
For dogs shipping to production daily.
Compliance, herding, SSO.
Biscuit is live right now. You can watch her deployments, read her bark logs, and roll her back to asleep. She has consented in the way dogs consent to things, which is that we did not ask.
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