You’re in good company

A few of the companies we’ve worked with.

When every team builds its own way

As a company grows, each team tends to set up its own pipeline, its own environments and its own monitoring. It works for a while. Then new work waits for someone to set things up, security settings differ from team to team, and what’s known about each system sits with a few people. Engineers spend more of their week on set-up and less on the product.

One question, and the answers it gets:

Searched for: How do I start a new service?

  • “Copy the last one and fix what breaks.”Found in: Old wiki page
  • “Open a ticket and wait for an environment.”Found in: Help desk page
  • “Ask the one person who knows.”Found in: Team chat

A product for your engineers

An internal platform brings the tools, templates and services your engineers use into one place, so they can help themselves. We build it like any other product: its users are your developers, it has a roadmap, and it succeeds only if teams choose to use it.

Cloud, DevOps & Security

Start with the journey teams repeat most

We don’t build the whole platform at once, and we don’t replace what already works: it’s built on your current cloud and tools, in your own accounts. We start with one journey your developers repeat often and find slow, such as starting a new service or getting a change into test. We make it clearly better, measure the result and choose the next journey from what we learn.

Read: Internal developer platforms: what to build first
An example of four journeys, placed by how often teams repeat them and how slow they are today. The one that is both frequent and slow is where to start.
  • Start a new serviceRarelySlow
  • Get a change into testOftenSlow
  • Request accessRarelyQuick
  • Find who owns a serviceOftenQuick

Let’s build it better

Tell us how your teams build and release software today, and where they lose the most time. We’ll talk through the options and a sensible first step.

Thanks, we’ll be in touch soon.

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