start

three ways to get started with OneBucket™

use it today as saas, prototype it with us on your own data, or run it in your own environment. same product, same endpoint, your choice.

use it now

as saas, live the moment you sign up

nothing to install. one organization to explore, with its s3 endpoint and mcp connector, and the web console for browsing.

request an account
prototype it with us

a working demo on your data, in about a week

pick a scenario, point it at your buckets, and present it to your team, with attimis engineering on call.

start a prototype
run it yourself

your vpc, on-prem or air-gapped

a container image and a helm chart on kubernetes, up in minutes, next to your own workloads and storage.

talk to us

a OneBucket sandbox for your team

on our already deployed saas, nothing to install. request an account and you get one organization to explore.

your organizations

one to explore, one per prototype. each with its own users, keys and policies, so nothing from one prototype touches another.

two doors in

the s3 endpoint for any tool or engine, and the OneBucket mcp connector in Claude or any mcp client. the web explorer for browsing.

backends

point it at your own buckets from day one, or ask us for starter backends across clouds while you get going.

support

we onboard your team personally and stay reachable over a shared channel with attimis engineering.

how a first prototype runs

four steps, about a week end to end. the result is a working demo on real data, not a slide.

1

pick the scenario

one of the seven patterns, or propose your own and we'll show how we solve it. we are glad to help shape the demo story in a short call.

2

your organization is ready

a fresh organization for the prototype, with its keys and policies, ready as soon as you sign up. mcp connector and s3 endpoint included.

3

you point it at data

your own buckets, or starter backends from attimis. nothing is copied first; backends are added behind the endpoint.

4

demo it

your team presents, attimis engineering is on call. the questions keep coming; the sandbox answers them.