DevOps that
proves its work
Describe the change in plain English. SnapFlow plans it, runs it in an isolated container, and proves the result against your cloud. Risky steps wait for a human.
Plan
See the plan before anything runs
One sentence in, an ordered plan out. Every step names the action, the resources it touches, what else depends on them, the cost, and the way back.
Execute
Risky steps wait for a human
Safe work runs in a container that is thrown away afterwards, with credentials scoped to that one step. Destructive work can't get credentials at all until someone approves it.
Prove
Done means proven, not reported
Results are checked against your live cloud, with real resource IDs in the trace. Every mission ends in a receipt: what changed, what it cost, how it was verified.
Founding Design Partner Programme
Prove it on one real workflow
Run one real infrastructure workflow with SnapFlow and measure the result before committing to a larger plan.
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- One defined deployment or infrastructure workflow — staging or low-risk production
- Human approval gates for risky actions
- Mission plans, execution logs and verification receipts
- Fixed mission cap and fixed maximum price
Design Partners
Built with teams running real infrastructure
"We needed automation we could actually stand behind to our own customers. Nothing touches production without one of us signing off, and that was the bar for letting it near our infrastructure."
"Approving a change used to mean pulling someone off their actual work to review it. Now it's one screen with the cost, the blast radius and the rollback path already on it."
"Infrastructure work used to wait on whoever knew the account best. Now the plan shows up with the blast radius attached, and anyone on the team can review it."
Integrations
Fits the stack you already run
Real provisioning through Terraform and OpenTofu, alerts where your team already is, and any model behind it, including your own key.
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