The extensible operations platform Free core, source-available, and built for teams and agents

Sandbox in minutes

Spin up a real Move Big Rocks sandbox in minutes.

The sandbox is the fastest way to evaluate the product with your team or with an agent. It uses the same mbr and GraphQL contract as a real instance, includes first-party extensions in sandbox mode, and is designed to lead cleanly into self-hosted production.

What you get

A sandbox should feel like the product, not a neutered brochure.

The sandbox is a disposable hosted environment with seeded demo data, team-aware knowledge, queues, conversations, cases, and extension evaluation paths.

First-party packs included

Try ATS, web analytics, error tracking, and enterprise access in sandbox mode.

CLI-first lifecycle

Create, inspect, extend, export, and destroy the sandbox through mbr.

Agent-ready bootstrap

A user should be able to tell Claude Code or Codex to create a sandbox and let the agent handle the rest.

Safe limits

Sandboxes are disposable, time-limited, and intentionally separate from the production trust model.

Trial policy

The trial path should be simple and honest.

Five free days creates urgency without blocking genuine evaluation. The paid extension is a commitment filter, not infrastructure rent.

Free trial

One sandbox, five days, first-party extensions included in sandbox mode.

Email verification

Sandbox creation starts with a verified email so the first-use path stays fast without being a free-for-all.

Extend if needed

Pay $50 to keep the same sandbox for 30 more days.

Use it or lose it

If the sandbox is never really activated within 24 hours, it should be cleaned up automatically.

Destroy or export

Let it expire, destroy it explicitly, or export the work into a real deployment path.

Move Big Rocks

Use the same deliberate system in evaluation, delivery, and real operations.

The point of the site is to make the next step obvious. The point of the product is to keep your work, knowledge, and agent operating model coherent after the site is out of the picture.