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About · Devopsify
Built by engineers who got tired of operating clouds by hand.
Devopsify is an infrastructure control plane for cloud and on-prem estates. We unify provisioning, updates, policy and drift under one declarative surface, with an AI DevOps Engineer that plans inside your boundaries, not around them.
THE MISSION
Every estate deserves one control plane.
Infrastructure teams spend their days stitching consoles together: cloud dashboards, on-prem tooling, spreadsheets of drift, approval threads. We believe operations should happen against a single declarative graph, no matter how many clouds, regions or bare-metal racks sit underneath.
That graph is the product. Adapters keep it live, policy keeps it safe, and the AI DevOps engineer turns it into something you can talk to, while the platform stays the only thing that ever executes a change.
2024Founded and financed entirely by the company itself
€321kPlatform expenses covered in full by institutional financing
7Live SDK adapters: AWS, Azure, GCP, on-prem, Hetzner, DigitalOcean, OVH
0External investors; no outside capital ever entered
HOW WE WORK
Three principles, no surprises.
A compact team with one rule: the boundary comes first, and the work speaks for itself.
The boundary is the product
Entitlements, approvals and audit keep every action accountable. We design for the blast radius first, convene a human review, and only then move.
Quiet about it
No names on the site, no vanity metrics. A compact, senior-heavy team that has operated busier estates and would rather you judge the work than the biography.
ORIGIN
How the control plane came to be.
From overflowing dashboards to one governed surface; the four moves that became Devopsify.
The toil
Every estate ran its own scripts, its own dashboards, its own drift. Provisioning, updates and compliance each needed a different console and a different specialist.
The decision
We stopped buying more dashboards. We built one declarative control plane that every system, cloud or on-prem, could describe itself against.
The product
Live SDK adapters, an on-prem agent, policy and drift checks out of the box: a single surface where operations actually happen, not just get reported.
The boundary
Our AI DevOps engineer works inside the control plane: it reads, plans and proposes. Only the platform executes, and only with your approvals and entitlements.
WHAT WE BUILD
Six workstreams, one product.
Everyone on the team ships toward a single surface. Here is the slice each group owns.
Control-plane core
The declarative graph, entitlements, drift detection and the policy engine that keeps every estate honest.
Live provider adapters
Thin, versioned SDK adapters for AWS, Azure, GCP and on-prem so one API covers every system.
On-prem agent protocol
Outbound-only agents bring air-gapped and hybrid estates under the same control plane.
AI DevOps Engineer
A model that plans and proposes changes against the graph, never given unrestricted shell access.
Security by default
Secrets encrypted and masked, mTLS on the data path, and policy checks on every operation.
Documentation as product
OpenAPI-validated contracts and docs written by engineers, reviewed by our technical writers.
FOUNDING & INDEPENDENCE
Bootstrapped by itself, honest about the arc.
Who funds Devopsify, how the work is paid for, and where we sit on the road from startup to scale-up.
Own capital from day one
The company has been financed by itself since founding. No external money ever entered the building.
Self-funded€321,000 covered in full
Team salaries and research & development processes, funded entirely by institutional (company) financing.
€321k / fully coveredOpen to the right partners
Early-stage investors who believe in the mission, and strategic or technical collaborations, are always welcome at the table.
Open doorWe stay honest that the company is still maturing. The startup spirit needs more time before it becomes a true scale-up, and we are comfortable with that; we fund what we can prove and ship deliberately.
At the same time, the door is open to early-stage investors who believe in the mission, and to strategic and technical collaboration with teams who want to build alongside us.
ROADMAP
From today toward a control plane you can talk to.
The platform already ships. The milestones below run from today through Q4 2027, including our push to make infrastructure approachable for the vibe-coding world.
Q3 2026 Live today
The shipped foundation
Multi-cloud inventory, topology and drift, governed provisioning, policy controls, deployment waves, runbooks, audit and guarded AI operations are all in production. Everything ahead builds on this.
Q4 2026
Natural-language infrastructure requests
Describe what you need in plain English and let the platform plan it against the graph first. Nothing executes until it is approved and inside policy; the first doorway for the vibe-coding world.
Q1 2027
Conversations with the control plane
Talk to Devopsify directly about inventory, drift and change impact. Every answer is grounded in the live graph, and every action still respects your entitlements and approvals.
Q2 2027
Approachable by default
Guided wizards, friendly defaults and a non-enterprise onboarding path for small teams and vibe coders. Less configuration, more momentum, with the same guardrails underneath.
Q3 2027
From words to approved plans
Natural-language requests compile into approved OpenTofu plans. Policy is applied on the way in, so vibe coding your infrastructure stays safe by design.
Q4 2027
Scale-up operating model
Institutional maturity lands: repeatable delivery and disciplined hiring, with the first early-stage investor conversations and strategic collaborations taking shape.
Q4 2027
A control plane you can talk to
The conversational surface becomes the default. Enterprise estates and the vibe-coding world operate against the same graph, inside the same trust boundary.
MEETINGS & COLLABORATION
Let's talk: a PoC, a briefing, or a technical collaboration.
We are open to meetings for any proof-of-concept need and for briefings, and to technological collaborations. Any communication that needs a conversation starts with the contact form.