One canvas, one graph: sources, transforms, and destinations all in the same pipeline — with a copilot that writes it while you describe what you need, instant versioning so every change is safe to ship, and monitors that tell you when the data looks wrong.
No separate ingest tool, orchestrator and monitoring stack to wire together — a pipeline in Pipeloom is a single graph, and Insights watches what it does.
Drop a source and a destination on the canvas and connect them — that edge is the sync. Pre-built connectors for databases, SaaS apps, and files, or paste a link to any API's docs and let the AI generate a working connector.
Explore the canvas →Downstream of a destination, chain SQL, dbt, branches, and scripts against the data that just landed. Schedule the whole graph — including near-real-time, event-driven runs — and every change is a version you can promote instantly.
Explore transforms →A copilot that builds alongside you on the same canvas — creating connectors, wiring edges, adding transforms — plus delegated agent tasks you review and approve before they ship.
Explore AI →Dashboards of every sync with no setup, SQL on Pipeloom's data or your own warehouse, and monitors that learn what's usual — then alert, or start a pipeline to fix it.
Explore Insights →The copilot wires the sync and the transforms, then charts what landed and sets a monitor on it. It asks before it saves anything — you stay in control the whole time.
Describe what you want built. An agent drafts the pipeline, flags anything ambiguous, and waits for your review — nothing ships without a human okay.
Not another ELT scheduler with a new coat of paint.
Every save is a version. Promote instantly — no branches, no merge conflicts, no deploy pipeline of your own to maintain.
Paste a link to an API's docs, or upload a spec. The AI reads it and generates a working connector — no SDK required.
Pricing follows people, not per-connector row counts. Invite your whole team without doing pricing math first.
Sync compute is metered near-cost, not marked up as a profit center. You pay for what runs, nothing more.