CanaryVaults waitlist

Reserve updates and invite access

Use one email address to stay close to release timing, new module availability, and activation guidance.

Should you wait or start now?

Use the waitlist if you mainly want rollout updates and staged access communication.
Use onboarding immediately if you are ready to activate the live CanaryVaults workflow now.
Use pricing and product pages if you are still comparing surfaces before committing to either path.

Submit one email address for release updates and access waves.

Receive launch and rollout updates as CanaryRAG, CanaryShield, CanaryHoneypot, and CanaryAudit expand.

Move into onboarding or the right live workspace as soon as your invite arrives.

The waitlist is less about basic access and more about staying aligned with packaging changes, launch waves, and the right activation sequence.

Release tracking

The waitlist is useful when you want rollout updates for CanaryRAG, CanaryShield, CanaryHoneypot, CanaryAudit, and broader packaging work.

Low-noise updates

This path is designed for release notices, invite availability, and practical activation updates rather than frequent newsletter-style campaigns.

Fast handoff

When your invite or rollout update arrives, the next step is a direct handoff into onboarding, pricing, trust, or a live module page.

Product release notices and onboarding availability updates across the full platform.
Low-volume security and launch communication only.
Direct links to pricing, trust details, module pages, and activation guidance.

If you are ready to deploy now, use the free onboarding flow instead of waiting for an invite wave.

What you get while waiting

Product release notices and onboarding availability updates across the full platform.

Low-volume security and launch communication only.

Direct links to pricing, trust details, module pages, and activation guidance.

If you are ready to deploy now, use the free onboarding flow instead of waiting for an invite wave.