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ARQS CloudGuard · v1.0

See every dollar
above the clouds.

Drop in your cloud billing export. CloudGuard forecasts month-end spend against your budget, flags the days and services that broke pattern and turns the evidence into savings actions you can take this week. The file never leaves your browser.

3cloud export formats
6savings checks
0uploads or keys
Built for founders and finance

No more surprise invoices.

Cloud bills grow quietly: a forgotten test cluster, logs that never expire, a data transfer spike nobody noticed. CloudGuard reads the export you already have and shows what changed, what it costs and what to do.

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Anomaly radar

Every service, every day, against its own normal.

Each service is compared with its own recent baseline using a robust median test, so one-off spikes stand out without false alarms from steady growth.

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Month-end forecast

Month-to-date spend plus the recent run rate, checked against the budget you set, so you know before the invoice does.

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Movers

The services that grew or shrank most in the last seven days compared with the seven before.

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Savings with evidence

Commitment coverage, storage growth, egress, non-production schedules and focus areas, each with the numbers behind it and a conservative estimate.

The tool

Your cost command centre.

A fictional sample company is loaded so you can explore. Load your own CSV: AWS Cost and Usage or Cost Explorer, Google Cloud billing export, Azure cost analysis, or any file with a date, a service and a cost column.

Or paste CSV text below. Columns are detected automatically; adjust the mapping if a column was missed.

Daily spend

Red dots mark days with an anomaly.

Where it goes

Your bill stays with you. CloudGuard reads the file in this browser only and never uploads it or asks for cloud credentials. Savings figures are estimates from the stated assumptions, not quotes from your provider; check them against your provider's pricing before you commit. The sample company is fictional.