You build the app. We run the cloud.
WarpShip provisions the cloud while you build the app. Compute, databases, edge, and observability. All sized, scaled, and wired automatically. Sixty seconds from repo to live URL.
The whole platform in 60 seconds.
Access enterprise-grade infrastructure in seconds.
Service wiring, load balancing, zero-downtime rollouts, encrypted backups. The kind of operations layer the big cloud teams build for themselves, running underneath every WarpShip project from the first deploy.
The platform reads your stack and wires it up.
WarpShip understands what you built — the framework, the runtime, the services your code expects to talk to. We provision the cloud resources, connect them to each other, and inject the right environment variables on every deploy. You write the app. The wiring takes care of itself.
Your traffic, split across every copy.
Run more than one copy of your service and requests start spreading across all of them automatically. If one stops responding, the next request goes to a healthy one. Your app stays up. Your users don't notice.
A private network, by default.
Every service in your project gets a stable internal hostname. Calls between services resolve through internal DNS, stay inside your private network, and never touch the public internet. Encrypted, sub-millisecond, free of egress fees.
Updates without users noticing.
We boot the new version, wait for it to actually be healthy, then route traffic over. The old version keeps serving the entire time. If the new build fails to start, traffic never moves and you keep running on what was working.
An autonomous layer on every service.
Mission Control watches every paid service you run, surfaces what matters in plain English, and stands ready to act on your behalf. The deploy went bad? It's already prepared the rollback.
Errors spiked after the latest deploy
CriticalErrors jumped from 0.1% to 4.3% within five minutes of deploy a3f2b1. The previous deploy was clean.
Memory has been climbing steadily
Warning6% per hour for the last 5 hours. At this rate, the reservation saturates around 7:14pm tonight.
Save $19 per month on staging-api
OpportunityThe service has been idle 19 of the last 24 hours, every day this week. Scale-to-zero would cover this profile.
Notice
Detectors run every few minutes on every paid service. They fire only on confirmed signals.
Diagnose
Findings come with a plain-English explanation, real numbers, and the underlying evidence.
Act
Recommended action attached to every finding. Apply by hand, or hand it to autopilot.
A self-driving cloud needs three things.
The body. The senses. The driver. We build each as a first-class pillar of the platform, so the cloud runs itself instead of needing you to.
Compute. Data. Edge.
Native infrastructure, not bolted on.
Containers, Postgres, Redis, static sites and global edge caching. All first-class platform resources, all in one project, one bill.
Always watching.
In plain English.
Logs, metrics, and traces collected automatically, summarized in human language. Know what your system is doing without parsing dashboards or asking what a percentile means.
Mission Control.
Notice. Diagnose. Act.
An agent watching every service. Memory climbing? It scales. Slow query? It proposes an index. Bad deploy? It rolls back to the working version and tells you why.
Honest cloud, by default.
Pay for what you use, metered every minute. No per-seat fees, no minimums, no surprise overage. Every account starts with $5 in credits.
on every signup
- $5 starter crediton every signup
- 100 GB bandwidthevery month, account-wide
- Postgres Nano1 GB · scale-to-zero
- Redis shared tiermulti-tenant proxy
- 10 GB static storageper static site
- Bring your own domain, SSL, CDNon every project
Then, only what you actually use.
100 million people can build software now. The cloud has to catch up.
Stop deploying. Start shipping.
Connect a repo. Get a URL. The cloud will sort itself out.
Free tier covers most hobby projects. Pay for what you use past it.