Keep customer data in production
Teams test against synthetic rows, not copies of real customers. Fewer PII copies means a smaller audit scope under KVKK and GDPR.
Lyrebird by Subsetra
Lyrebird learns the shape of your database once, then generates synthetic test data that looks and behaves like production, with every foreign key intact. It runs entirely offline, on your own machines.
01 Connect once. Save the recipe.
Statistical distributions and foreign-key graph metadata.
02 Generate from recipe. Repeat offline anytime.
100% offline · Zero connection to production required
Works with the databases
you already use.
Why teams choose Lyrebird
Copying production into test environments is slow, expensive and a compliance liability. Lyrebird removes the copy.
Teams test against synthetic rows, not copies of real customers. Fewer PII copies means a smaller audit scope under KVKK and GDPR.
Replace large production clones in staging with test databases sized to the job, generated when you need them.
Developers and CI pipelines generate their own databases from a saved profile, with no waiting on refreshes or approvals.
How it works
One read-only connection is all Lyrebird ever needs from your source database.
Lyrebird connects read-only and records schema, relationships and value distributions in a compact profile file.
The source database is no longer needed. The profile and the local model are all Lyrebird uses from here on.
Create realistic, relationally consistent test databases on a laptop or in CI, as often as you need, fully offline.
Community & Enterprise
Start with Community to evaluate Lyrebird against your own databases. Move to Enterprise when you need larger volumes and pipeline automation.
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Ark is our enterprise test data management platform. An agent inside your VPC discovers PII, masks and subsets production data, and provisions short-lived test databases with KVKK and GDPR reporting.
Talk to us
Tell us which databases you run and how your teams test today. We will show you what Lyrebird generates from them.