Your teams stand up ingest → transform → serve on Snowflake — inside the guardrails you set once. A Native App that runs in your account and manages itself.
Every team builds their own way. You either become the bottleneck for every request — or governance quietly falls apart. Data mesh promised a fix; in practice it's wikis and tribal knowledge.
You describe the domain; DataSpace builds and governs it — no Snowpipe, dbt, containers or grants to wire yourself.
A short blueprint — or a template: your tables, an owner, what to expose. No SQL or DDL.
Ingest → transform → serve stood up in minutes, validated against your company guardrails.
Governed APIs, Snowflake shares or views. Callers never send SQL; PII and access are enforced.
Set the guardrails once. Every domain has the same shape and inherits them — quality, security, governance, access — so any team can move without waiting on you.
A complete governed domain from a blueprint, in one action — instead of a platform project.
No infra, DevOps or SRE. It runs and manages itself, from one console.
Naming, PII, access and cost guardrails enforced on every domain, automatically.
You want consistency and governance across teams — without being the bottleneck for every request. Set guardrails once; watch the whole fleet from one console.
You want a complete, governed data domain in minutes and full autonomy inside it — without learning SPCS, Snowpipe, dbt and RBAC.
No. An API is one of several output ports. DataSpace is a factory for complete, governed data domains — with a lifecycle (ingest → transform → serve), enforced company guardrails, and a fleet console across all of them. The endpoint is the easy part; the governance and consistency are the product.
Never. DataSpace is a Native App that runs entirely inside your Snowflake account. Nothing is copied to us or anywhere else. You pay Snowflake for compute directly; we're a software layer on top.
DataSpace uses them under the hood — you just don't wire them. Transforms are dbt (generated from your blueprint), serving runs on Snowpark Container Services, governance maps to Snowflake roles and policies. Best practices, by default.
On the roadmap: govern and serve data in an external Iceberg catalog (Databricks, Glue) through Snowflake — without moving it. If that's your setup, tell us — we're picking design partners for exactly this.
We're in early access and onboarding a small group of design partners now — hands-on, shaping the roadmap with us. If you're scaling on Snowflake and feeling the sprawl, this is the moment to get in.
A 20-minute walkthrough — we provision a governed domain live, then set you up as a design partner to run it on your own Snowflake. No install required to watch.