Solutions · Startups

Ship the product. Skip the platform team.

Early-stage teams lose weeks to infrastructure that has nothing to do with their product. ShipSanely turns a repository into a monitored production system so the whole team stays on features.

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Day-one production

Connect the repo, get a live URL with PostgreSQL and Redis. No cloud account to set up, no IAM to untangle.

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No hire required

The agent does the work an infrastructure engineer would — including the 2 a.m. part — so the first ops hire can wait.

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Costs you can explain

Two meters, itemized. Investors and co-founders can see exactly what production costs and why.

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Grows with traffic

Servers scale within bounds you set; the agent tells you when a database or cache should step up.

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Nothing to migrate later

Standard PostgreSQL, standard Redis, standard containers. You are never locked into a platform SDK.

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Direct line to the team

Early-access partners talk to the people building the agent, and shape what it supports next.

A typical first week

Day 1 — connect the monorepo. The agent finds the Next.js app, the FastAPI service and a Celery worker, provisions PostgreSQL and Redis, runs migrations and goes live on a hosted URL.

Day 2 — point app.yourstartup.com at the endpoint. TLS is issued automatically.

Day 4 — a launch post drives 40× normal traffic. The agent adds web and API servers inside the bounds you set and reports the change.

Day 6 — a deploy introduces a query without an index. p95 climbs; the agent correlates the slow-query log with the release, rolls back, and recommends the index. You add it and redeploy over coffee.

Ready to connect a repository?

Early access is open for a limited number of teams. Tell us about your stack and we will reply with next steps.

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