
Inventory
Sites · halls · racks · assets
The trusted capacity ledger for data centers
Rymvard joins inventory, power, workload criticality, recovery reservations, lifecycle and demand into one ledger every team can trust — so every onboarding, recovery and buying decision starts from the same true number.
In development · early access is open
Six data domains

Sites · halls · racks · assets

Measured, not assumed

Tier 0 to Tier 3

Who protects whom

What ages out, when

What comes next
Every record: source · owner · timestamp · confidence
Better decisions
Can we land it — where, and when?
Every DR promise backed by capacity.
Buy on evidence, not on worry.
Idle capacity back to work.
On your schedule, not in a hurry.
Start with the systems you already run — DCIM, CMDB, metering, contracts and pipeline. Nothing to rip out.
Every asset, kilowatt and commitment is matched into one ledger, each with its source, owner and confidence.
Ask a capacity question and get an answer you can defend. The AI recommends; a person approves.
Most estates are not short of capacity. They are short of a number everyone believes. When the truth is spread across tools, regions and spreadsheets, every decision starts with a reconciliation — and ends with a safety margin. Rymvard ends the reconciliation.
A capacity request no longer starts a hunt through spreadsheets. The onboarding copilot checks space, power, cooling, criticality and recovery in one step, and your team signs off with confidence.
See, site by site, which disaster-recovery commitments are backed by real, reserved capacity — and keep the evidence ready for customers and auditors.
A forecast your teams believe replaces buying “just in case”. Hardware arrives when the ledger says it is needed, not months before.
Capacity that is sold but idle, or powered but unusable, becomes visible — and sellable again. Often the fastest new capacity is the one you have.
Assets that leave support are planned eighteen months out, grouped by site and criticality. Emergency refreshes become the exception.
Sales, operations, finance and continuity planning work from the same ledger. Fewer meetings about whose spreadsheet is right.
Across halls, sites and borders
Use cases
Six situations every operator knows — told as illustrative scenarios from six cities.

Amsterdam · Colocation provider
A prospect needs two megawatts with dual feeds next quarter. The answer used to take weeks.

Dublin · Financial services estate
Resilience rules ask for proof that every recovery promise is backed. Rymvard keeps that proof current.

Oslo · Renewable-powered operator
High-density GPU requests arrive faster than new halls. Rymvard shows where they can land today.
Capacity data is sensitive. Rymvard is designed so it never has to leave the place it belongs.
Questions
What operators usually ask first.
No. Rymvard sits on top of the systems you already run and joins what each of them knows into one ledger. Your DCIM stays the place where the floor is managed; Rymvard is where capacity decisions are made.
Where you decide. Rymvard is designed as a federated ledger: detailed records stay in the country and environment you choose, and only the aggregates you allow travel between sites. It can run in your own data center or in the cloud of your choice.
It answers capacity questions from the ledger — placement, recovery coverage, forecasts, stranded capacity — and explains how it got there. It never commits anything on its own: a person approves every decision.
With one site. We map the capacity sources you already have, confirm what is really free, stranded and reserved, and build from there. The first result is a baseline your teams can check against their own numbers.
Rymvard is in development. We are opening early access to operators who want to shape it with us. If that sounds like you, write to contact@rymvard.com.
Pricing will be set with the first early-access partners. Nothing on this website is an offer.
We map your capacity sources and show what is really free, stranded and reserved.