Fix the ground under the product.
Infrastructure your team can see, deploys nobody dreads, compliance that is a runbook instead of a fire drill — and a cloud bill that stops climbing.
Is this you?
“Infrastructure is a black box, the bill climbs every month, and my developers are blocked on platform work.”
Every resource declared, cost visible per team, and a platform your engineers do not have to wait for.
“We have policies. I can’t prove any of them are actually enforced in the code.”
Policies that run as code, checked continuously, with a map from each control to the thing enforcing it.
“Deploys are flaky, nobody knows which service is slow, and on-call is brutal.”
A preview environment per change, tracing across services, and alerts that fire only when someone must act.
“I can’t say which systems hold a given person’s data, and deletion takes a week.”
A residency map the code enforces, encryption per tenant, and deletion that runs on request.
What changes
Someone changed something in a console and nobody knows what.
Every resource is declared in code, reviewed before it lands, and reversible after.
Audit preparation eats a month every year.
It is a three-day exercise, because the evidence is the system itself.
The bill goes up and nobody can say why.
Cost is visible per team and per feature, and waste is flagged before it ships.
What you get
A floor declared in code
Every resource written down, reviewed and reproducible — no more archaeology in a console.
Deploys nobody dreads
A preview environment per change, a gradual rollout, and a rollback that actually works.
You can see what’s happening
Tracing across services, a target per service, and alerts that only fire when a human is needed.
Privacy built in, not bolted on
Encryption per tenant, a residency map the code enforces, and automated deletion and export.
Compliance as a runbook
Each control mapped to the code that enforces it, scanned continuously, ready before the auditor asks.
A bill you can explain
Cost per team and per feature, waste caught before it ships, and a review that is never a shock.
How it goes
Audit and plan
We map every resource, dependency and policy gap, and hand back a written plan for the next two quarters.
The floor, in code
Everything declared, tracing and checks live, encryption per environment, and the first service moved across.
Migration and compliance
The rest move behind preview environments. Privacy controls go in and the control map gets drafted.
Handover and rhythm
Your platform team owns the floor. We stay on for capability work or a compliance milestone.
A reference platform and the first migration runs ₹1.5–4Cr over 16–28 weeks. An audit-only engagement starts at ₹40L. Stop, ship or extend at the end of every phase.
Questions we get on the first call
Got any questions?
Ask — a founder reads every message.
Which cloud?
The one you are already on, unless it is the actual problem. We pick the one your team can own without becoming full-time plumbers.
What does it cost?
A reference platform plus the first migration is typically ₹1.5–4Cr over 16–28 weeks, depending on how many services there are. An audit-only engagement starts at ₹40L.
Do we need more than one region?
Usually not. One region until latency, residency or a real recovery requirement demands otherwise — a second region costs more than people expect.
Migration or greenfield?
Mostly migration, because most teams already have something running. Services move one at a time, behind preview environments, and delivery continues throughout.
Do you handle the audit?
We do not replace your auditor. We deliver the control map, the runbooks, the continuous scanning and the architecture that turns a four-week scramble into a three-day exercise.
Where does container orchestration fit?
Where it earns its keep. Below about thirty services the simpler managed options are usually plenty, and cheaper to run.
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Have an intelligent system to build?
Tell us about the messy bit — the legacy system, the model that won’t behave, the workflow no one wants to own. We’ll come back with a discovery plan inside two business days.
