About

Rymvard is being built by Thorsten Meyer in Iffeldorf, Germany, for data-center operators and enterprise hosting providers who want one number they can trust — for capacity and for licences.

Why it exists

In most estates, capacity is not the scarce resource — confidence in it is. Inventory sits in one tool, power in another, licence entitlements in a third, recovery commitments in contracts and forecasts in spreadsheets. Every decision starts with a reconciliation and ends with a safety margin. Rymvard joins it all into one ledger, so decisions can start from the truth.

The name

Rymvard comes from two Old Norse words: rými, space or room, and vörðr, a warden or guardian. Together: the warden of your capacity.

Where it stands

Rymvard runs today: version 0.28 has been live since 14 October 2026, on an illustrative example estate that includes an SAP landscape, Oracle applications, private-cloud clusters, a database estate, GPU pods, cloud accounts, a sovereign cloud, Kubernetes clusters, hyperscaler racks and the licences of the major enterprise vendors. Early access is open to operators who want to shape it, and SAP hosting providers can start a four-week, read-only pilot. Nothing on this website is an offer.

Get in touch

Early access, partnership and press questions: contact@rymvard.com.

Last updated: 14 October 2026