Two inventions · No AWS equivalent
The two capabilities people move to KoshCloud for: a full, byte-exact undo for your entire cloud, and cold storage encoded as self-healing DNA strands.
Save & rewind · Invention
Freeze a service to a Checkpoint — every table, object, queue, secret and function, captured in a single consistent snapshot. Restore rolls it back in one transaction. No other cloud platform offers environment-wide point-in-time recovery at this scope.
One click captures the live state of a service to a single restore point. Scoped to you, tenant‑isolated.
Run the risky migration. Wipe the wrong thing. Ship the bad deploy. It's fine — you have a point to come back to.
Deleted rows reappear. Changed ones revert. Code comes back and still runs. One transaction, all or nothing.
Every restore takes an automatic snapshot of the current state first — so a mistaken rewind is itself reversible. Restore scope is locked to the checkpoint, never the caller: an admin restoring your checkpoint can't wipe anyone else's data.
Live on 8 services
Helix · The unique 12th service
Nature has stored data for four billion years in four letters — A, C, G, T — and it self‑repairs. Helix brings that idea to your cloud: archive cold data as a DNA strand that heals its own corruption. No equivalent exists in AWS.
Your bytes are encoded into A/C/G/T — four bases, exactly two bits each. Every file becomes a strand, split into content‑addressed genes.
Each gene keeps its Watson‑Crick complement (A↔T, C↔G). If a base rots, Helix rebuilds it from the template strand — complement(complement(x)) = x. No RAID, no parity daemon.
Archive a whole DB table into a DNA strand with one click. Thaw it and every row comes back byte‑exact — healing any corruption on the way out.
Data temperature lifecycle
Live tables & objects. Millisecond reads, always fast.
Encoded as a self‑healing DNA strand in the Helix vault.
On‑box AI reads your cold data — no thaw, no cloud round‑trip.