The cutover problem — solved offline
Every hypervisor exit fails the same way: you discover the disk was broken at 2am, in the cutover window, after power-on. GuestKit reads the disk while the guest is off, scores first-boot probability 0–100, and emits a reviewable fix plan.
It's the first step in a suite: certify with GuestKit, run & manage with FluxVM, convert & deploy with h2kvm. GuestKit itself stays focused on offline intelligence — it doesn't own production networking or disposable fleet lifecycle.
The web console
The bundled OSS console rendering its offline demo data. See the tour and recorded demos →
Real, recorded demos
Apache-2.0 core, 70+ commands across 6 disk formats, 0 appliance daemons. The CLI & TUI and web dashboard demos are recorded live against real deployments — not staged screenshots.
See the full command reference →Open source core, Enterprise for scale
GuestKit's core is Apache-2.0 and free to run in production. Zyvor Enterprise adds a 30-day trial with fleet analysis, policy-as-code, and production support for teams running this at scale.
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