You pay to keep resources ready - then keep paying long after the work they were ready for is done. Codrexi reconciles every system that knows when that work has cleared, and reclaims the instant it's provably safe.
Reconcile, not aggregate. Observe, not orchestrate. Reclaim, not wait on timers.
Most of what a resource costs, you spend after its work is done. It stays on the bill for one reason - an obligation still gates it - and the proof that the obligation has cleared lives in another system, so the spend runs on a timer nobody revisits.
Dashboards aggregate and leave you to referee - they tell you how much, never whether it's safe to stop. Timers just guess.
Every field carries its sources, the value each one reported, a conflict flag, and a confidence score. Codrexi resolves the disagreement to one answer, receipts attached.
Interactive demo - click a resource on the left. Figures here are illustrative.
Most tooling reports cost after the fact. Codrexi takes a position on each, and acts while there's still spend to stop.
One answer with receipts beats six panels and a judgment call.
We don't run your operation; we tell it the truth about itself.
A clock can't know when an obligation is met; a field-level record can.
Anything you pay to keep ready becomes a Twin. Whatever decides when it's safe to let go becomes its gates. Describe them once, and the savings compound across everything you run.
Each is its own Twin, its own reclaim - the same machinery behind every one.
You stop renting capacity you no longer owe anything to.
The record that says "let it go" is the record that proves why - so every release is defensible before anyone asks. A timer guesses: too early, it breaks something you still owe; too late, you pay the gap. The Twin acts when the obligation clears, receipts in hand - so the spend stops at the clear, not at the next sweep.
If you're paying to keep resources ready long after their reason has passed, let's talk. We're onboarding a small group of teams - request access, and we'll map your first vertical together.