OpsMind currently connects to AWS S3 and Cloudflare R2. It brings bucket inventory, tiering activity, audit views, and available cost or anomaly views into one workspace. Connect your account, see what is happening, and decide when a live tiering change is appropriate.
Monthly plans. Hosted card checkout. AWS first, R2 optional.
Workspace preview
Safety boundary
New accounts start in dry-run mode. OpsMind can show proposed tiering decisions without moving objects; live tiering is an explicit opt-in and may move real objects in your connected storage.
The public product scope is deliberately focused: visibility across supported storage, clear activity history, and a dry-run boundary before live changes.
Review available storage inventory and connected-bucket activity from one workspace.
See cost views where available and treat the savings estimator as an estimate based on your assumptions.
Surface available cost and access-pattern anomalies for connected storage.
Connect AWS S3 first, then optionally add Cloudflare R2 in the same workspace.
Review tiering activity and proposed decisions, with live object moves disabled by default.
Use a guided connection flow and keep control over when live tiering is enabled.
New accounts start in dry-run mode. OpsMind can show proposed tiering decisions without moving objects; live tiering is an explicit opt-in and may move real objects in your connected storage.
Review the plansChoose a monthly plan, create a better-auth account, and complete hosted Stripe checkout.
Use the guided onboarding flow to connect AWS S3. Cloudflare R2 is optional after that first connection.
Inspect inventory, activity, audit views, and available cost or anomaly views in the workspace.
Dry-run is the safe default. Enable live mode only when you deliberately want OpsMind to move real objects.
Start with the supported path and keep decisions reviewable.
Tell us about your S3 or R2 estate, the visibility you need, and where you want a safer first pass. The design-partner route is for scoped conversations, not a waitlist.