About
Infrastructure is easier with agents, but Infrastructure ≠ Platform.
An agent can write infrastructure code in minutes. What it cannot do is reason about the account that code lands in — the dependencies it touches, the blast radius of a change, the drift that accumulated since the last one. So agent-built infrastructure breaks in the way infrastructure has always broken: in production, at the worst possible moment.
That is the gap LaunchPaaS closes. Recipes are the primitive product teams and their agents build on — versioned, metadata-rich units that compose IaC templates, CDK glue, and CloudFormation into a production-ready stack. LP Cloud Fabric is 2nd Day Ops: it reconciles every change against a live dependency graph of the real account, so the one change that would take production down is the one that doesn't ship.
Writing infrastructure is the easy part now — and it keeps getting easier. The platform is everything that keeps it reliable once it's real: the orchestration, a live picture of your account, and guardrails that outlast any single change. That is the part agents can't hand you. It is the part we build.
What we believe
Your own AWS account
Infrastructure lands in your account, not ours. You own the account, the data, and the bill — and you can walk away with all of it.
Real IaC, not a black box
You get IaC you can read, audit, and fork. Nothing is hidden behind a proprietary abstraction that only we can operate.
Day one, not someday
Production-ready from the start — a real VPC, real IAM, real observability — without hiring a cloud team first.
Automation + Service
Automation handles 95% of infrastructure. The last 5% — migrations, edge cases, the gnarly one-offs — is a game of diminishing returns to automate, so we don't pretend to.
That is where white-glove support comes in: a real team, not a ticket queue. You get a platform and people. We think that combination is the honest answer, and we would rather say so than claim the last 5% doesn't exist.
Stop Renting Infrastructure. Start Owning It.
Join product teams building on AWS with PaaS-level simplicity — and full control of their cloud from day one.