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Discuss a pilot
EN RU
Discuss a pilot

Pilot program

We run RemoteHangar with a few teams at a time, for about three months, and change the product where their work needs it. Or start smaller: a 30-minute demo call.

What you get

  • Integrations built for your stack
  • Product changes for your workflow
  • Priority support from the developers who build it
  • Special license terms

What we ask

  • Active use by your team
  • Regular feedback, including the unflattering kind
  • A weekly call
  • A public case study after launch

Tell us about your team

What would you like?
Trackers you use (optional)
Git hosts you use (optional)
Agent runtimes you use or plan to use (optional)

A few sentences are enough: the kind of tasks, your stack, anything that must not leave your network. Up to 2,000 characters.

The form is processed by form-hook, which stores your answers together with your IP address and browser headers on a server in Moscow, Russian Federation, and deletes them after 30 days. Nothing is emailed or sent abroad. We use your answers only to reply and to run the pilot.

Prefer email? Write to support@remotehangar.com; we read every message.

Pilot questions

How long does the pilot last?

About three months. We agree the start date, goals and a weekly call slot at the beginning.

What does it cost?

There is no public price yet. We agree pilot and license terms on the first call, before anything is installed. Model usage is billed by your provider directly; we add no markup.

What do we need to provide?

A server with Ubuntu 22.04 on x86_64 that your team can reach, an account with a model provider, and access to your tracker and git host. We install RemoteHangar with you.

Who should take part from our side?

A tech lead who owns the setup and a few developers who give agents real tasks. The more real work goes through the queue, the more useful the pilot is for both sides.

What happens after the pilot?

You continue on the terms we agreed, or you stop. Either way the data stays on your server: the SQLite database, the workspaces and the transcripts.