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POST-DEPLOYMENT VALIDATION

Trymira catches the problems your pipeline hides

Trymira validates the internal applications your teams use every day, the moment each deploy finishes, in consolidation and in production. An agent inside your network runs the checks your team defined and returns one verdict with the evidence: healthy, no data, or unhealthy. In seconds, while the deploy is still fresh, before your users notice anything.

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Built for closed networks. Trymira never sees your code, and credentials are never displayed, logged or returned. Only the verdict and the evidence leave your network.

No command. One verdict

This is a Trymira run as it happens: the deploy finishes, the validation starts on its own, the checks report one by one with their timings, and the verdict lands in seconds, healthy, or unhealthy with the failing check named.

Your pipeline says success. Consolidation and production disagree

A green pipeline only proves the deploy process finished. It says nothing about whether the application works for the people using it. So teams find out the way they always have: digging through logs, hearing it from users, and hoping someone notices before it is too late.

41 min

The average time companies take to detect a major outage, according to New Relic (2026). Trymira's verdict arrives in seconds, while the deploy is still fresh and a rollback is still cheap.

It keeps happening, to well-run teams, after ordinary deploys

These are public, documented failures. Trymira was not involved in any of them, and it has not tested or replayed them. Each one is a failure pattern, and each pattern is exactly what Trymira validates at deploy time.

28/09/2026

Firebase: a routine configuration cleanup crashed customers' iOS apps while the dashboards stayed green.

Trymira validates the version and configuration on this pattern, and that check fails, so the verdict is unhealthy.

15-16/10/2026

Snowflake: a routine software update caused around 32 minutes of failures.

Trymira validates health on this pattern, and on Team and Enterprise it compares the error behaviour against the baseline; both fail, so the verdict is unhealthy.

15-16/10/2026

Tableau Cloud: dashboards and workbooks failing for roughly 40 hours after a release.

Trymira validates the content on this pattern, and from Starter the real browser flows, and both fail, so the verdict is unhealthy.

06/08/2026

GitHub: a routine deploy to an internal service caused over 10 hours of disruption, publicly acknowledged by GitHub itself.

Trymira validates health on this pattern, and that check fails, so the verdict is unhealthy.

29/10/2025

Azure Front Door: an inadvertent configuration change caused about 8 hours and 24 minutes of impact. A failure in the internal validations let the invalid configuration through before it reached global scale, and Microsoft rolled back to the previous healthy configuration. Microsoft 365, Outlook, Copilot, Xbox Live, Alaska Airlines and Costco were affected.

Trymira validates the version and configuration on this pattern, detecting when the published configuration is not the expected healthy configuration; that check fails, so the verdict is unhealthy.

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Built for the teams who live the deploy

If this is your job after every deploy, Trymira was built for you.

DevOps and Platform Engineers

You ship the deploy and own the pipeline. Trymira validates the application the moment it finishes, so a green pipeline stops hiding broken production.

Site Reliability Engineers

You answer for uptime when production breaks. Trymira catches the failure in seconds, with the evidence, before users report it.

Application Support and Application Engineers

You hear about broken deploys from users, hours later. Trymira tells your team minutes after the deploy, with the failing check and the evidence.

From real deploy teams

Real cases that already happened, shared by the teams who lived them in a study of what goes wrong after a deploy. The details change, the pattern repeats.

The upgrade

An internal code analysis platform was upgraded to a new major version. Two problems only appeared in use, already in production: the platform reported code values that were wrong, and users could not create permission templates. One of the two problems is still being fixed.

How it was found
The wrong values surfaced when monitoring fired on the reported numbers. The permission problem surfaced through incidents raised by the users themselves.
Time to detect
About one to two weeks.

Pattern: on this pattern, the content check fails, and from Starter the real creation flow fails with it; on Team and Enterprise, the comparison against the baseline fails too.

The misleading 200

After a deploy, a configuration change left the application answering 200 while its dependencies were broken. On paper, the application was up and well.

How it was found
Nothing found it. The health checks kept reporting that everything was fine.

Pattern: on this pattern, the content check fails, and from Starter the real flows fail with it.

The missing variable

A required environment variable was missing, and the application went down after a green deploy.

How it was found
The application going down was the alarm. Nothing flagged the missing variable first.

Pattern: on this pattern, the version and configuration check fails. This is the only one of the three cases whose pattern was recreated in a test against Trymira's checks, and the checks caught it.

Why teams run Trymira

Problems found in seconds, not by users

Each deploy is validated the moment it finishes, so problems surface in seconds, while a rollback is still cheap, instead of in a user report hours later.

No more manual checking after every deploy

The checks your team runs by hand today run themselves at deploy time, and the team gets one verdict with the evidence instead of another round of digging through logs.

Proof kept for every deploy

Every run is stored with its checks, its evidence and its verdict, and kept for the history your plan includes: the latest run only on Free, 30 days on Starter, 90 days on Team and Enterprise. An auditable record your team can file with the change.

Works on closed networks

The agent runs inside your network and opens no inbound ports, so even the applications nobody can reach from outside are validated after every deploy.

From deploy to verdict in three steps

You register in the central dashboard and define the checks there. The agent runs them inside your network, at the moment of the deploy, not on a fixed schedule.

STEP 01

Register and get your agent key

Create your company account in the Trymira dashboard and receive an agent key. Check definitions live in the dashboard, in one place for your team to manage.

Once, in the dashboard

STEP 02

Install the agent inside your network

Run the agent as a container inside your network. It connects out to Trymira and asks which checks to run. It opens no inbound ports, and you control exactly which addresses it may reach.

Once, inside your network

STEP 03

Checks run at deploy time

When a deploy finishes, in consolidation or in production, the agent runs the checks. Your team sees the result in the dashboard, with the full evidence for every run. Plans from Starter up also send the verdict to Slack and Teams, and Team and Enterprise add a one-page audit PDF for every run.

Every deploy, the full run takes seconds

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Works with the pipeline you already run

One GitHub Action step, one GitLab CI template, one Jenkins stage and one ArgoCD PostSync hook, all notifying the same webhook.

Any pipeline that can send a webhook
Built for the security review

Trymira never sees your code, and credentials stay write-only

Trymira stores only verdicts and the evidence behind them. On closed networks, the agent runs inside your network.

Deterministic, auditable rules

Fixed rules decide every verdict, and the version of the rules is recorded on each run. The same evidence always gives the same answer. AI helps explain the result in plain language. It never decides the verdict.

Agent inside your network

You register in the dashboard and receive an agent key. The agent connects from inside your network outwards, fetches the check definitions from the dashboard, and runs them at deploy time. No inbound firewall ports need opening.

Only verdicts and evidence are stored

For every run, Trymira keeps the check results, the response evidence (status codes and short content excerpts), timings, and the verdict. Nothing else. No code, no database content, and no credential ever appears in what is stored.

See Trymira catch a broken deploy, live

We do not ask you to trust a slide deck. In a live demo, we run Trymira against a deploy that is broken on purpose, and let the checks speak.

1

Healthy control

First, Trymira validates a healthy deploy. Every check passes and the verdict is Healthy. It is the control that proves the checks themselves are sound.

2

Break it on purpose

We introduce a real fault: a missing environment variable, the wrong version, a broken critical flow.

3

Deploy

The pipeline goes green, exactly as it did in the incidents you have already lived through.

4

Review the verdict together

Trymira flags it Unhealthy in seconds, with the evidence and, where the plan includes them, the Slack and Teams alert and the audit PDF. Trymira is judged only on faults its checks cover.

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Simple pricing, verdict included

Every plan includes the verdict and the evidence for every run, kept for the history the plan includes: the latest run on Free, 30 days on Starter, 90 days on Team and Enterprise. Start free, or run a 14-day free trial on Starter or Team before you pay anything.

Starter

For small teams validating their first applications after deploy.

$24per month

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For teams that want every deploy compared with how the app behaved before.

$64per month

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Enterprise

For organizations that need SSO, unlimited applications, guided onboarding, and a service agreement defined per company.

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There is also a Free plan for a first look at one application.

Questions, answered honestly

Does Trymira see our code, data, or secrets?

Your code and your data, no. Credentials are the exception, and they are write-only secrets: stored encrypted, never displayed, never logged, and never retrievable through the interface, the API or the CLI. Trymira stores only verdicts and evidence, and on closed networks the agent runs inside your network.

Who decides the verdict, the AI?

Never the AI. Deterministic rules decide the verdict, and the rule version is recorded on every run, so the same evidence always produces the same answer. AI only helps explain the result afterwards, in plain language.

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One run. One verdict. All the evidence.

The dashboard is a timeline of runs per application and environment. Open any run and you see every check, what it found, and the rule that decided the verdict. Three verdicts are possible, and only three:

HEALTHY

Every check passed. Promote it, ship the next thing, move on.

NO DATA

Trymira could not verify: the target did not respond, or a check could not run. Trymira never guesses. No evidence, no accusation against your app.

UNHEALTHY

At least one check failed against the live application. The evidence shows exactly what failed, and on Starter and up the alert carries it to Slack and Teams.

Group 1

Is the new version working?

  • Health: the application is up and responding as expected.
  • Version & configuration: the version and configuration that actually landed are the ones you intended.
  • Content: the application serves the right content, not an error page with a 200.
  • Browser flows: a real user journey, such as signing in, completes end to end in a browser. The credentials it uses are write-only secrets (how that works).
  • Connectivity: SSL, TCP, DNS, ICMP ping and gRPC checks cover the certificate, the connection, name resolution and service health, so a broken network path is caught too.

Group 2

Is it as good as before?

On Team and Enterprise, each run is compared with the baseline built from previous healthy runs of the same environment: latency, error behaviour, and content drift. A deploy can pass every functional check and still come back slower, or quietly different. Group 2 exists to catch exactly that, before your users do.

The two environments are validated independently. Each run targets a single environment and starts when that environment's own deploy finishes; the two deploys are usually not on the same day, and not in sequence. You can validate consolidation only, production only, or both, as separate runs.

Consolidation

An unhealthy verdict here is a warning

The verdict reaches the team in the dashboard, and on Starter and up also in Slack and in Teams, as a warning. The release is fixed before it is promoted, while no user has seen it yet.

Production

An unhealthy verdict here is an incident

Users are already on the new version, so an unhealthy verdict is an incident from the first minute, and, on Starter and up, the alert in Slack and Teams carries the failing checks and the evidence.

On Team and Enterprise, each environment keeps its own baseline, and on Starter and up its own alert policy, set per environment, not inherited from the other.

Caught in production, seconds after the deploy

In production an unhealthy verdict is an incident from the first minute, because users are already on the new version. On Starter and up, Trymira alerts the team in Slack and in Teams with the failing check and the evidence, seconds after the deploy, so the problem is found by your team, not by your users.

How the alert reaches the team

The run above does not wait in a dashboard. On Starter and up, the same alert lands in the team's Slack channel and in Microsoft Teams seconds after the deploy, with the verdict, the failing check and the evidence in the message, and the full run one click away.

Microsoft Teams
Slack

Illustrative recreations in the real Slack and Teams message formats, using the data from the run above.

Slack & Teams alerts

On Starter and up, a failure in consolidation says "do not promote" in Slack and Teams. A failure in production arrives as an incident, with the failing checks and evidence in the message, not a bare red dot.

One-page audit PDF

On Team and Enterprise plans, every run produces a one-page audit report: the checks, the evidence, the verdict, and the version of the rules that decided it.

Deterministic verdict, AI summaries

Rules decide the verdict, so it is auditable and repeatable, the same evidence always gives the same answer. AI only helps explain it, in a plain-language summary of what changed and what likely broke.

Pricing

Choose by how far the validation should reach. Every plan includes the verdict and the evidence for every run, kept for the history the plan includes: the latest run on Free, 30 days on Starter, 90 days on Team and Enterprise. Each plan includes everything in the one below it.

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For a first look: validate one application after every deploy.

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$24per month

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Enterprise

For organizations that need SSO, unlimited applications, guided onboarding, and a service agreement defined per company.

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Starter and Team include a 14-day free trial. Enterprise is quoted per company. Prices in USD, per month.

Plan details

Feature Free Starter Team Enterprise
Applications 1 application Up to 3 applications Up to 10 applications Unlimited applications
Group 1 checks 3 of 4 checks Included Included Included
Browser flows Not included Included Included Included
Slack & Teams alerts Not included Included Included Included
Group 2 baseline comparison Not included Not included Included Included
One-page audit PDF Not included Not included Included Included
Run history Latest run only 30 days 90 days 90 days
Self-hosted agent Included Included Included Included
Single sign-on (SSO) Not included Not included Not included Included
Guided onboarding & service agreement Not included Not included Not included Included

Questions, answered honestly

What counts as one application?

One application is one deployable service with its own pipeline, your web app, your API, a worker. Each application is validated in consolidation and in production, and each environment keeps its own baseline on Team and Enterprise and its own alert policy on Starter and up.

How many dashboards does my company get?

One. Trymira is a single multi-tenant dashboard: everyone on your team signs in with their company account and sees only your company's applications, runs and baselines. There is no separate dashboard to install per company.

How does billing work?

Prices are in USD, billed monthly or annually. Starter and Team start with a 14-day free trial, so your team can run Trymira against real deploys before you pay anything. Enterprise is quoted per company, based on network and onboarding needs.

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Last updated: October 2026 · Starter text for a pre-launch product, final legal review pending.

About Trymira

Trymira is a post-deployment validation product currently in pre-launch development. This website is operated by the Trymira project team. Trymira is not yet offered as a commercial service; demonstrations and pilot evaluations are provided for evaluation purposes only.

Contact

For legal questions about this website or the Trymira product, use the Contact page, and mark your message as a legal enquiry.

Intellectual property

The Trymira name, logo, and the content of this website belong to their respective owners and may not be reproduced without permission. Third-party names mentioned on this site (including incident references) belong to their owners and imply no affiliation or endorsement.

Liability

The information on this website is provided in good faith and may change as the product develops. Nothing on this site is a guarantee of detection or prevention of any specific failure.

Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 2026 · Starter text for a pre-launch product, final legal review pending.

This policy explains what data Trymira handles, and what it deliberately does not. Trymira validates deployed applications the way a user experiences them, through an agent that runs inside your network.

What we collect on this website

This website is a static page. It does not run analytics, advertising trackers, or third-party cookies. The only thing it stores is your theme preference, kept in your own browser's local storage. When you complete a form on this site, the details you enter (your name, work email, company and message) are placed in a request email and in the request summary you can download; this page itself stores none of them.

What the product processes

When Trymira validates a deployment, it records the check results, response evidence (such as status codes and content excerpts), timings, and the resulting verdict for each run. This operational data is what appears in the dashboard, the alerts, and the audit reports.

How long run data is kept

Run data is kept for the history period of your plan: the latest run on Free, 30 days on Starter, 90 days on Team and Enterprise. After that period it is deleted.

What Trymira never accesses

Trymira does not access source code, databases, or the personal data of your application's users. Where a check signs in like a user, the credential it uses is stored as a write-only secret: encrypted at rest and in transit, never displayed, never logged, and never retrievable. Checks run against the published application the way any visitor would experience it.

Your rights

The Trymira project team is responsible for the data described in this policy. Pilot and future customers can request export or deletion of their run history at any time through the Contact page. A full data-processing addendum will accompany the commercial launch.

Terms of Service

Last updated: October 2026 · Starter text for a pre-launch product, final legal review pending.

The service

Trymira provides automated post-deployment validation: checks that run after a deployment and produce a verdict with supporting evidence. These starter terms apply to demonstrations, pilots, and early access.

Verdicts are evidence, not guarantees

A Healthy verdict means the configured checks passed at the time they ran. It is not a warranty that an application is free of defects. You remain responsible for your release decisions, including any decision to promote or roll back a deployment.

Acceptable use

You may only point Trymira at applications and environments you own or are authorised to test. You are responsible for the targets, thresholds, and alert policies you configure.

Availability and changes

During pre-launch, the service may change or be interrupted without notice. Pricing shown on this site applies to the plans described and may be revised before commercial launch.

Accessibility Statement

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Our commitment

We want this website and the Trymira dashboard to be usable by everyone, including people who rely on assistive technology. We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA.

What we do

Pages use semantic structure, visible focus states, sufficient colour contrast, and text alternatives for meaningful images. Verdicts are never conveyed by colour alone, every state also has a text label.

Known limitations

Some dashboard charts in the early-access build are still being improved for screen-reader access.

Tell us about a barrier

If any part of this site is hard to use, contact us through the Contact page and describe the barrier. We will treat accessibility reports as bugs and fix them with priority.

Security

Last updated: October 2026 · Starter text for a pre-launch product, final legal review pending.

This page explains how Trymira handles the credentials that authenticated checks need, and how to report a vulnerability.

Why some checks need credentials

Some applications can only be validated the way a user experiences them: after signing in. A browser flow that signs in and completes a real task needs a username and a password to run, so Trymira has to hold a credential for that application. What follows is exactly what happens to it.

Stored once, write-only from then on

You store the credential in Trymira once, as a secret. From that moment it is write-only: it is never shown in the interface again, it never appears in logs, runs or evidence, and it cannot be retrieved through the API or the CLI. In the dashboard it appears only as a masked value, so your team can see that a secret exists, and nothing more.

Encrypted, and decrypted only when a check runs

Secrets are encrypted at rest and in transit. A secret is decrypted only at the moment a check runs, in memory, inside your own network, by your agent. The plaintext never appears in the dashboard, and it is never part of what the agent sends back.

Or keep the secret in your own vault

At scale, the agent can load secrets from your own external secrets manager instead, so the credential does not have to be stored in Trymira at all. The rules do not change: the secret is used at run time, inside your network, and is never displayed, logged or returned.

What leaves your network does not change

Authenticated checks change nothing about what leaves your network: only the verdict and the evidence, as with every other run. The evidence is scrubbed before it is stored, so a secret never appears in a screenshot, an excerpt or a report.

Vulnerability disclosure

We want to hear from researchers

If you believe you have found a security vulnerability in this website, the Trymira dashboard, or the self-hosted agent, please tell us before disclosing it publicly so we can investigate and fix it.

How to report

Report security problems through the Contact page; do not post them publicly. Mark your message "Security", and include a description of the issue, the steps to reproduce it, and the impact you believe it has. Please do not include other people's data in your report.

What we ask

Act in good faith, avoid privacy violations and service disruption, and only test systems you are authorised to test or that are in scope of this policy. Do not run automated scanners against production targets that are not yours.

What we promise

We will acknowledge reports, keep you informed while we investigate, and credit researchers who report valid issues and follow this policy, once the product launches publicly. We do not pursue legal action against good-faith research that follows this policy.

The Trymira agent

Trymira validates internal applications seconds after every deploy. Most of them cannot be reached from the outside, so a small agent runs inside your network and does the checking there. This page explains the concept, who it serves, and what it guarantees.

Built for internal applications on closed networks

Most of the applications a company's employees use every day are internal: the portal where credit requests are created, the system that issues contracts, the back office tools customers never see. They sit on closed networks, unreachable from the internet, and that is exactly where post-deploy problems hide. The agent exists for those applications. It brings Trymira inside the network, without opening the network up.

What the agent guarantees

No inbound ports

The agent only connects outwards, from inside your network to Trymira. Your firewall opens nothing new towards the internet for Trymira.

Only the verdict and the evidence leave

For each run, the agent returns the verdict and its evidence: check results, status codes, timings and short content excerpts. Nothing else crosses the boundary.

Code, data and credentials stay yours

The agent validates the published application from inside, the way a user of that application meets it. Where a check signs in, it uses a secret you stored once in Trymira: write-only, never displayed, never logged, never returned. How Trymira handles credentials

You control what the agent can reach

You decide exactly which addresses inside your network the agent may access, and you can change that list at any time. Everything else stays out of reach.

Install the agent, step by step

Four steps, done once. No inbound ports, and no changes to your firewall.

STEP 01

Create your account and open Private Locations

Register your company in the Trymira dashboard, then open Private Locations, where agents are registered and their status is shown.

In the dashboard

STEP 02

Create a Private Location and copy the agent key

Create a Private Location and copy the agent key it gives you. The key is shown once, so keep it where your team keeps its deployment secrets.

Shown once

STEP 03

Install the agent with one Docker command

Inside your network, run the agent as a Docker container with that key. One command is the whole installation, and the agent opens no inbound ports.

One command

STEP 04

The agent connects and shows Connected

The agent connects out to Trymira on its own and appears as Connected in the dashboard. Choose which URLs it may reach, and from then on checks run when a deploy finishes.

At every deploy

Agent questions

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Do we need to open any firewall ports?

No. The agent starts every connection from inside your network, so there are no inbound ports to open and nothing new exposed to the internet.

What data leaves our network?

For each run: check results, status codes, response times and short excerpts of the content served. Source code and database content never leave your network, and no credential ever appears in a run, a log or a report.

Where do the check definitions live?

In the central Trymira dashboard, where your team manages them in one place. Each time a deploy finishes, the agent asks Trymira which checks to run, so a change in the dashboard applies to the next deploy without reinstalling anything.

Does the agent run all the time?

The agent stays connected and idle between deploys. It works at the moment a deploy finishes, never on a fixed schedule, because the moment that matters is the moment the new version lands.

What happens if the agent goes offline?

Trymira checks every location every 5 minutes. If an agent is silent for more than 15 minutes, your team is alerted on Slack and Teams and by email, in every plan, and again when the agent is back online. While a location is offline, no runs are sent to it, so a deploy is never validated by an agent that is not there. A location that never connected only alerts after 24 hours, so a location you just created never alerts.

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How can we help?

The questions teams ask about Trymira, grouped the way a help centre should: getting the agent running, what the checks do, where the alerts go, and how accounts and billing work. Trymira is in pre-launch, so support is handled personally by the team building it.

Getting started and the agent

Register your company, receive the agent key, and run the agent inside your network. The agent page covers the concept, the guarantees, and the full install flow, step by step.

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Checks and verdicts

What Group 1 and Group 2 check, how each environment builds its baseline on Team and Enterprise, and why a run comes back healthy, no data, or unhealthy, with the evidence behind the verdict.

See how the checks work

Alerts in Slack and Teams

On plans from Starter up, failures arrive where your team already works, with the failing checks and the evidence inside the message. Alert policies are set per environment, strict in production, informative in consolidation.

See how the alerts work

Account and billing

The plans, the 14-day free trial on Starter and Team, what counts as one application, and how billing works.

Pricing

Questions, answered honestly

Can we pause alerts during maintenance, and invite teammates?

Yes. A maintenance window mutes alerts while the run still executes and is recorded, and owners can invite teammates by email with a role: owner, admin or member.

Ways to reach us

Email support

Send us an email and the team building Trymira replies personally. There is no ticket queue and no phone line: email is how support works here.

Best for: Anything about your account, a run, or a problem the guides do not solve.

Chat assistant

The assistant on this site answers the common questions about the checks, the agent and the plans, and points you to the Contact page when it cannot help.

Best for: Quick questions while you are reading the site.

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Guides

The Product, Agent and Security pages explain how everything works: the checks and the verdicts, the install flow step by step, and how secrets are handled.

Best for: Understanding how Trymira works before you write.

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Contact form

Prefer a form? Send a message through the Contact page and it reaches the same people as email.

Best for: Sales, Enterprise and partnership questions.

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Still need help?

Write to us from your work email and say what you are trying to do. If it is about a live evaluation, the demo request reaches the same people.

What to include in your email

  • Which application and which environment (consolidation or production)
  • When it happened, with the date, the time and the time zone
  • What you expected to happen, and what happened instead
  • A screenshot or the run summary, if you have one
  • Remove any secrets or personal data before you send it
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What the demo covers

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Trymira is looking for partners who help companies run their internal applications well: consultancies that implement and support them, providers that operate them, and tools that Trymira should work alongside.

Who it is for

Implementation partners

Consultancies and specialists who set up pipelines and internal tools for clients, and want post-deploy validation to be part of the handover, not an afterthought.

Managed service providers

Providers who run applications for several clients and need one verdict per deploy, per client, with the evidence attached.

Technology partners

Pipeline, alerting, and internal-platform tools that Trymira should integrate with, or sit next to, in a client's deploy cycle.

What partners get

  • Early access to the product and the roadmap, while Trymira is in pre-launch.
  • A direct line to the team building Trymira when your clients evaluate it.
  • The broken-deploy demo, run live for your clients, with your team in the room.
  • Grounding in the agent, the checks, and the verdict model, so your team can answer for Trymira in a client meeting.

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