New One control plane for AI, apps and infrastructure

Describe it.
Build it. Deploy it.
Run it. Maintain it.

Webyne AI Cloud turns a sentence into a running system. Describe the application you want; the platform designs it, writes it, prices the infrastructure, waits for your approval, deploys it — and then keeps watching it.

32 × A100 40GB · 1.28 TB HBM Approval on every spend Immutable audit trail
The platform

One project model, shared by everything

Chat, agents, code, infrastructure, deployment and operations all point at the same project. What you discussed in chat is the thing that gets built, deployed and watched — no re-explaining it to another tool.

AI Chat

Multi-model conversations with files, projects, memory and tool calls — local models and premium providers behind one gateway.

Agents

A supervisor coordinating frontend, backend, database, test, security and DevOps specialists, each with bounded permissions.

Build

Prompt to application: architecture, schema, API, code and pipeline — every change backed by Git.

Deploy

Build pipelines, preview environments, staging, production and one-step rollback.

Infrastructure

Virtual machines, containers, Kubernetes, GPU, databases, storage and networking from one control plane.

Operations

Metrics, logs, traces, alerts and incidents, correlated with the deployment that caused them.

Security

Identity, secrets, audit, scanning, firewall and policy — enforced by the platform, not by convention.

Commercial

Metering, quotas, invoices and usage analytics, emitted as work happens rather than reconstructed later.

How it works

From a sentence to production, without losing control

Every stage produces something you can inspect: a plan, a commit, a preview URL, a price, an Infrastructure as Code diff. Nothing irreversible happens on its own.

01

Describe

State the application, stack and deployment target in plain language.

02

Plan

Architecture, data model, API surface and repository scaffold come back as an executable plan.

03

Build

Specialist agents write the code, run the tests and scan the dependencies.

04

Preview

An isolated environment to inspect and approve before production resources are spent.

05

Deploy

Approved infrastructure is provisioned, the app rolls out, health is verified.

06

Operate

Metrics, logs and changes are correlated; fixes are proposed with the evidence behind them.

Models & GPU

Your models, our GPUs, one gateway

  • Webyne-hosted models run on a pool of 32 A100 40GB GPUs — cost-controlled and private to your tenant.
  • Premium providers route through the same gateway when you choose them. Provider keys never leave the server.
  • Aliases, not versions. Ask for webyne-max; the router handles model versions, health and failover.
  • Scheduled as a pool — inference, agents, RAG and fine-tuning share capacity instead of pinning servers.

GPU estate

4 pools
PoolGPUsWorkload
Inference A8General & coding replicas
Inference B8General & coding replicas
Agent / RAG8Agents, embeddings, rerank
Reserved8Fine-tuning, dedicated, failover
Governance

Agents that cannot go rogue

Agents never receive root, hypervisor or cloud credentials. They request typed tools, and every request is authorised on the server against the risk of the action.

RiskExamplesWhat happens
LowRead metrics, inspect logs, generate code, run testsRuns automatically
MediumRestart a pod, deploy to preview, renew a certificatePolicy-controlled, tenant configurable
HighProduction deploy, resize a database, change a firewall ruleExplicit approval
CriticalDelete data or a server, restore over production, broad IAM changeApproval + step-up authentication
Isolation

Tenant boundaries the database enforces

Isolation that depends on every query remembering a filter is isolation you cannot audit. Ours is enforced one layer down.

  • Row-level security is forced on every tenant table; a query without a tenant context returns nothing.
  • Secrets live in a secrets manager and are referenced at deploy time — never in prompts or repositories.
  • Build and agent sandboxes are ephemeral, non-privileged and egress-controlled.
  • Content pulled from files or the web is data. It can never grant a tool permission.
  • Every model call, tool call and infrastructure change lands in an immutable audit log with a trace id.

Self-healing, on your terms

Remediation starts as a recommendation with its evidence attached: the metric window that breached, the log lines inside it, and the change that preceded it. You promote individual actions to automatic once you trust them.

Restart an unhealthy podRecommend → auto
Renew a certificateRecommend → auto
Scale stateless replicasApprove → policy
Resize a databaseAlways approve
Delete a resource or dataApprove + step-up

Describe your next application.

Bring a project you have been putting off. Describe it, watch the plan and the price come back, and decide whether to approve it.