All-in-one cloud platform
for humans and agents
Deploy real infrastructure to your own AWS, GCP, or Azure account.
Provision, scale, and operate everything from a single place.
A Vercel for your own cloud
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Deploy anything, anywhere
Ship containers, databases, functions, and full-stack apps. Infrastructure is downstream of your code, any stack, no dependencies. Connect any cloud, or use a Spawned-managed option on a few select providers.
Own your infrastructure
Everything runs as real infrastructure you own, exportable and Terraform-compatible from the start. You stay because Spawned is the easiest way to manage your cloud, not because you're locked in.
Everything in one place
Deployments, environments, logs, and policy controls in one operational surface, instead of navigating complex cloud consoles. Resources are grouped by project and fully versioned, so you always know exactly what you have.
Enterprise-grade by default
Hand an LLM raw access and it will eventually open the wrong port or misconfigure a firewall. Spawned is declarative and built on our custom framework, so every change resolves to safe, production-grade infrastructure.
Every building block your product needs. Connected components know how to talk to each other. No glue code, no manual networking.
Define the rules of your organization. All devs get access to an easy deployment platform that automatically enforces them. Right next to your existing infrastructure.
New custom component
Define a reusable component for projects in your organization. Any fields you declare become inputs the project picks values for.
Metadata
How this component shows up in the project canvas.
PascalCase, no spaces. This is how projects reference the component.
Free-form grouping label used in the component picker.
Optional icon keyword the canvas uses to pick a glyph.
Fields
Inputs the project picks values for when adding this component.
Emits
The Kubernetes manifests this component renders. Use {{ field_name }} to reference field values.
You only pay for what you use.
Transparent pricing tied to real cloud costs. You pay for the compute, storage, and bandwidth your applications use.
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