Flightcontrol - Developer-first AWS infrastructure

AWS has been too intimidating and tedious, causing teams to settle for a simplistic black-box PaaS or hiring DevOps too early. But no more! 🙅🏼

Our Developer-first AWS infrastructure enables you to use the best AWS services without manual infra work. In fact, you might even call it delightful 😍

Simple setup

1️⃣ Connect your GitHub & AWS accounts in 1-click
2️⃣ Zero config or customize to your heart’s content
3️⃣ Relax while we deploy to your AWS
4️⃣ Never worry about hitting the technical or cost limits of black box PaaS

Deploy every language, globally

✅ Servers, background workers, static sites, databases, redis. Coming: cron, Lambda and more
✅ Every language and framework
✅ Use all 32 AWS regions. Multi-region deploys are in early access

A few years ago I was building an app that should have been using native AWS services. I tried, but it was too hard. So I ended up on Vercel with a Frankenstein collection of third-party services. It worked ok until I accidentally racked up a $6,000 bill 😬 That was my fault, but the rickety setup of callbacks and lambda chains made it much easier to fail.

So I thought, why can’t I have a great developer experience on my own AWS account?! Then I met @Mina Abadir who has been using AWS since S3 & EC2 were all they had. He had the same vision of a better cloud, so we joined forces and the rest is history!

You can now easily deploy and manage AWS services without having to use AWS console or CLI. The all-new dashboard has runtime logs, metrics, and even live AWS cost reporting.

2.0 barely scratches our vision. But it's now a mature product we're really proud of!

Companies of all sizes from startups to Series H are now using us to deploy thousands of times each month.

We’re known for providing an exceptional level of support. So whether you are just starting or have a massive setup to migrate, we’re available to help and make sure everything goes smoothly.

If you are even a little bit frustrated with your current infra setup, I invite you to take Flightcontrol for a test flight!

Start a free trial: www.Flightcontrol.dev