You describe it · agents build it
Describe what you want your product to do, in your own words. Agents write it, test it and put it online for you — and they keep going while you sleep. What they build is live on its own address, and it is yours.
An agent is asked, in one sentence, to add invoices to the billing page. It reads the app, changes four files, runs the tests and saves the work. The new version builds, its address and certificate are ready, and the app is live at checkout-api.mira.justshipit.cloud — one minute fifty-eight in total, with the laptop closed.
Agents
An agent works on your app around the clock, on our machines rather than yours, and everything it needs is already set up for it: your code, permission to change it, and claude, codex and opencode already installed. Close the tab, shut the lid, get on a plane — it keeps working.
How it works
Three steps, and only the first one is yours. The first version is online about two minutes after the agent finishes — and so is every change after it.
Describe the app, or the next change to it, in a sentence. The agent starts from a working project rather than an empty folder, so there is nothing to set up first. Already have code somewhere? Bring it in from GitHub or GitLab and it picks up from there.
They write the code, run the tests and save the work — every change signed, dated and readable, because each one is a commit in your own git. Nothing is decided in a dashboard you cannot audit later.
No release to run and no certificate to buy: the new version is built, checked and published for you — by Argo CD, Traefik and cert-manager, if you care which. You get app.yourname.justshipit.cloud immediately, and your own domain whenever you point it at us.
Hosting
Not a mirror of someone else's. The forge runs on this platform, on hardware in Germany, and it holds both your application and the file that describes how it runs. The console is a nice way to edit that file — that's all it is.
image:
repository: git.justshipit.cloud/mira/checkout-api
tag: "main-9f2c4ab" # written by the build
replicaCount: 2
resources:
requests: { cpu: 100m, memory: 128Mi }
ingress:
hosts:
- host: checkout-api.mira.justshipit.cloud
- host: api.mira.example
addons:
postgres:
enabled: true
instances: 2
valkey:
enabled: true
maxmemory: 96mbBatteries included
Eleven runtime templates on hardened base images, and one chart that already knows how to do the boring parts. Most of what follows is a toggle in the console — and every change it makes is a commit you can read.
Go · Node · Python · Rust · Ruby · Elixir · PHP · Java · Next.js · static · your own Dockerfile
distroless and alpine runtimes, non-root, read-only rootfs, matching build images with the toolchain already in them
ingress · TLS · health probes · autoscaling · resources · secrets · cron · add-ons
Open a pull request, get
app-pr-12.yourname.justshipit.cloud on its own namespace.
Close it and the environment is pruned. Lock previews to an IP
range when they shouldn't be public.
Runtime logs stream into the browser live — not a 30-second refresh. Build logs sit next to them, one click from the failing job.
Every deploy is a commit, so every rollback is one too. Pick a past deploy, read the diff, and the platform commits the revert for you.
Import a repository from GitHub or GitLab and we add the Dockerfile and build workflow it's missing. Point its push webhook at us and it deploys on every commit, wherever it lives.
PostgreSQL on CloudNativePG and a Valkey cache are add-ons on a toggle. Backed up on a schedule with Velero, restore included.
Environment variables and secrets live in OpenBao and are projected into the pod. Change one and the deployment rolls itself — no redeploy to remember.
Point a record at us and the certificate is issued and renewed without you. Wildcard hostnames for every app and every preview come with the account.
CPU, memory, response time and a running monthly cost for each app — in the same console, not a separate billing portal you forget exists.
Isolation
The heavy machinery — GitOps, secrets, identity, metrics — runs once on a hub cluster. Your account gets its own virtual cluster with its own API server, its own quota and its own namespaces, so a noisy neighbour stays a neighbour.
The hub holds no tenant credentials. Every account is fenced by a separate Argo CD project, a separate secret policy and a separate identity group — three locks, not one.
Pricing
Fourteen days free to start — a card, no charge, cancel inside the fortnight and you pay nothing. After that the plan price is the whole bill: nothing is measured, nothing is added on top. The agents, CPU, memory and storage on a plan are ceilings shared across that plan's apps. Above Starter the app count stops being the thing you buy: apps are unlimited, and the CPU and memory are the size of the plan.
€49/ month + VAT
For a first app or two, and the side project after it.
€99/ month + VAT
For a small team running real things people depend on.
€249/ month + VAT
For a product with services, environments and room to grow.
Machines reserved for you alone rather than shared — your own node pools, sized to what you run. Agreed case by case.
A fourth app on Starter means moving up a plan — plans change from the console, whenever you like. Start free — 14 days →
Pick a runtime and push, and watch the URL come up. If it isn't live in a couple of minutes, we'd want to hear about it.