Ship infrastructure changes in minutes, not days

Design Cloud infrastructure your way: drag and drop, MCP-powered AI assistants, or direct diagram edits. Skip the DevOps queue and Terraform complexity.

Real Terraform code. Built-in collaboration. Up to 99% faster deployments.

Developer proposes
Add new SQS queue
+ resource "aws_sqs_queue"
Platform sees
3 services affected
Owner: @platform-team
Security: No IAM changes
Cost: +$12/month

Infrastructure control plane for platform teams

The Problem

Infrastructure design is broken

Current workflows create friction between teams, delay deployments, and hide costs until it's too late.

Architecture planning takes weeks and lives in docs and diagrams

Terraform is powerful but unreadable to non-DevOps teams

Diagrams quickly drift from real infrastructure

Developers struggle to understand where and how to safely extend infrastructure

Cloud costs are discovered after deployment, not during design

The Real Problem

Infrastructure changes outpace visibility

Today's tools optimize for speed — but lose ownership, context, and impact awareness.

Infrastructure changes happen faster than teams can review impact

PRs get merged. CI runs. Changes deploy. Platform teams discover issues in production.

1

Developers don't know who owns the infrastructure they touch

No clear ownership. Slack messages to guess. Changes break services owned by other teams.

2

Platform teams review Terraform diffs without intent or context

Raw .tf changes don't explain why, what depends on it, or who's affected.

3

Services break because dependencies aren't visible

Change a bucket policy. Break 3 microservices. Find out during the incident.

4

Cost and security impact is discovered too late

New resources get approved without visibility into spend or blast radius.

5

"We have CI/CD, we have IaC, we have automation — but we lost the ability to understand who owns what and what breaks when we change it."

— Platform Engineer, 150-person startup

How It Works

From proposal to production — with full visibility

A control plane that shows who, what, and why — before changes reach AWS.

Developer

Proposes infrastructure change

Add a new queue, update a policy, create an S3 bucket — through code or UI

+ resource "aws_sqs_queue" "orders" {
+   name = "order-processing"
+ }
Platform

Reveals impact automatically

Shows affected services, owners, cost, and security implications

3 services affected
Owned by @platform-team
Cost: +$12/month
Team

Collaborates with context

Comments, questions, and approvals happen in one place with full visibility

j
@jane2m ago

Does this need DLQ?

p
@platform1m ago

Yes, adding now

Platform Team

Approves with confidence

Clear ownership, visible dependencies, understood impact — approve and merge

Approved
by @platform-lead
Source of Truth

Terraform remains canonical

No pseudo-code. No drift. Real .tf files that deploy to AWS

Production-ready Terraform

This is a control plane, not a design toy. Infrastructure intent becomes infrastructure state — with ownership at every step.

Capabilities

Infrastructure collaboration that actually works

Not a feature list. Core capabilities that make infrastructure changes visible, owned, and safe.

Impact awareness before deploy

See which services, teams, and resources are affected by every infrastructure change — before it reaches production.

Ownership by service and flow

Clear owners for every resource. Tag teams, assign responsibility, route notifications to the right people.

Security awareness

Detect IAM changes, security group modifications, and policy updates. Flag potential risks before deployment.

Role-based views

Developers see services and dependencies. DevOps sees modules and environments. Architects see topology. FinOps sees cost.

Visual + Terraform parity

Design visually, export real Terraform. No pseudo-code. No locked-in formats. Terraform remains the source of truth.

Collaboration via comments and notifications

Infrastructure changes trigger discussions. Comments, mentions, approvals — all in context, all visible.

Not a diagram-only tool
Not a Terraform replacement
A shared system of record for infrastructure intent
Who It's For

Built for platform and infrastructure teams

Fast-moving startups and mid-market companies where infrastructure changes create real blast radius.

Designed for

  • Platform and infrastructure teams where changes have real impact

Team size

  • 10–250 engineers
  • Fast-moving startups and mid-market companies

Primary users

  • Platform engineers
  • DevOps engineers
  • Senior developers extending services

Decision influencers

  • Infrastructure lead
  • Platform lead
  • VP Engineering (as adoption grows)

Common use cases

Making infrastructure changes visible to the whole team
Understanding who owns what before making changes
Reviewing infrastructure impact before deployment
Preventing service breakages from hidden dependencies
Early Design Partners

Help us build the infrastructure control plane you need

We're building this with a small group of teams who feel this pain and want to shape the solution. Early design partners get direct input into product direction, early access, and close collaboration with the founding team.

Early access

Be the first to use new features

Direct input

Shape the product roadmap

Close collaboration

Work directly with founders

No pricing. No deposits. Conversation-first.

Transparency

Current status & roadmap

We believe in building in public. Here's where we are and where we're headed.

Current focus

Module-based visual design
In progress
Terraform code generation
Validation phase
Role-based views and cost estimation
Coming soon

Roadmap

1
AWS-first support
2
Additional Terraform providers
3
Multi-cloud expansion (Azure, GCP)

Roadmap priorities shaped by design partner feedback

We're post-MVP. This product is actively being refined and validated. We're looking for design partners who feel this pain and want to shape how infrastructure collaboration should work.

Get Started

Become a design partner

Tell us about your team and infrastructure challenges. We'll reach out to schedule a conversation.

Or email us directly at patrronai@gmail.com