See every piece of data your company holds.
A free data catalog that runs on your own machine. One command maps every source you point it at, flags what looks like personal data, and drafts the EU paperwork — before anyone asks for it. It reads names and types, never your rows.
“Set Regixo up in this project — scan my sources and build the data map.”
Say it to the coding agent you already have open — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex. It runs the same regixo commands you would. There is nothing extra to install and nothing to register.
Or run it yourself:
npx regixo start
Either way, you need Node 22.18 or newer. No Docker, no account, no sign-up.
38 datasets across 4 sources, mapped in minutes. 42 columns look like personal data — already flagged.
Point it at the sources it ships with — or have your agent write a connector for one it doesn’t. Either way the result is one map, built from names and types, never your rows.
Run Regixo by talking to your coding agent.
Have Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — any coding agent with a terminal — open in this project, and tell it what you want. It runs the same regixo commands you would. Most steps are one action, shown two ways: the sentence you say to your agent, and the command it runs. Three are yours alone.
Finds your sources, reads their structure, and builds the map.
“Set Regixo up in this project — scan my sources and build the data map.”
Your agent fills in everything except the token — you put that in .env yourself.
“Add my Postgres database to Regixo.”
Re-scans, updates the map and the draft, and lists what moved.
“Re-scan my data with Regixo and tell me what changed since last time.”
Makes a shareable PDF and a link. They need no account, and no terminal.
“Forward my Regixo draft record to our compliance team. Show me what would be uploaded before you send it.”
Regixo prints a playbook; your agent writes a small connector script and registers it.
“Write a Regixo connector for our HubSpot data and register it.”
Purpose, lawful basis, retention — those are legal judgments, not facts a scanner can read. Regixo suggests; a person decides. These three actions carry no sentence to say: Regixo never hands them to your agent, and the signature on a record is always a named person’s.
With a licence key, makes the record official — removes the DRAFT stamp and seals it under your compliance lead’s signature.
This one’s yours. Only a person can sign a record.
For licensed financial firms: checks the register against the regulation’s official format and seals it for pre-submission. You file it with your authority.
This one’s yours. Only a person can sign a record.
Purpose, lawful basis, retention, transfers, security measures. Regixo drafts a suggestion; confirming it is your call.
This one’s yours. Only a person can confirm a legal field.
Built to be driven by a machine.
Regixo contains no AI — your agent is the AI. Regixo is a data catalog with a command line clean enough for a machine to drive, and that's a design contract, not a happy accident:
Driven by a machine, no command stops to ask a question mid-run. At a terminal, you're asked a couple of questions — that's the wizard, and it's deliberate.
Every command answers with --json.
A missing input comes back naming exactly what to supply.
regixo help --json returns the whole CLI in one call, so an agent can read the entire tool before it does anything.
Appends a short playbook — the setup order, the guardrails, and where the agent must stop and hand back to a human — to your agent's rules file (an AGENTS.md, or whatever your tool reads).
The map, on your machine, at localhost:4319.
A recreation of the actual screen, label for label — static here, live on your machine. Every source down the left, every dataset inside it, and an honest verdict about what was reached.
Regixo read the labels, never the values. Anything marked ● personal feeds your compliance record.
That verdict is the whole point: Regixo tells you what it couldn't reach as loudly as what it could. (Three sources hold tables; the fourth is dbt, which contributes no tables of its own — only the flows between them.) See every screen, step by step →
One scan. Two outcomes.
You run the scan once. Engineers get a live data map, free forever. When a regulator, auditor, or customer actually asks, your compliance team turns the same draft into an official, signed record — at a published price.
The catalog
€0forever
Everything a team needs to find, map and understand its data. Yours the second the scan finishes — no account, no payment.
- ✓Full data map across every source, with the flows between them
- ✓Personal-data flags, drafted for you — correct any of them in one click
- ✓Draft RoPA — plus a DORA register if you are a regulated financial firm
The official record
from €6,000/ year
The same draft, reviewed by a person and sealed under their signature. Three published tiers — €6,000 · €12,000 · from €18,000 a year. Never “contact us”.
- ✓Official, signed Article 30 record
- ✓Tamper-evident attestation & a full audit trail
- ✓DORA register, checked & sealed for pre-submission · private EU-hosted portal
Launching now: the catalog is live today. The official-record unlock is opening to early teams — request it above and we'll set you up when your portal is ready. No card required to start.
Start here.
One ask — or one command — on your machine, nothing uploaded. About five minutes to a finished map.
Say it: “Set Regixo up in this project — scan my sources and build the data map.”
Or run it yourself:
npx regixo start
- 1It scans your sources — names and types only — and prints what it reached, and what it didn't.
- 2
regixo openopens your map atlocalhost:4319. - 3Stuck?
regixo doctorchecks your setup and tells you how to fix it — or read the docs below.