Ship anything.
Let agents run the rest.

With the agentic SDLC platform that runs in your own cloud.

Free forever plan, no commitment, in your own cloud account.

Coding assistants sped up 16% of the week.
The other 84% goes on tickets, incidents, cost and upgrades.

Onboard

Onboard a team with one workflow.

wf invoke team-onboard creates the cloud account, sets up access, connects the team’s tools and creates their monitoring dashboards. Learn more about workflows

acme / Workflow run team-onboard RunTasksAudit
AccountAccessToolsObservabilityReady

Triggered by platform-eng for team payments. Every task runs as sa:team-onboard.

  • Vend the AWS accountacme-payments, Workloads OU, guardrails applied
    1m 12saccount 4417
  • Create the workspace and environmentsdev, staging and prod, with networking and DNS attached
    2m 04s3 environments
  • Scope the team accesspayments-eng from your identity provider, roles per environment
    18sno standing admin
  • Connect the team’s toolsGitHub team, Artifactory repo, Jira project, Slack channel
    41s4 integrations
  • Stand up monitoringDatadog dashboard and monitors from the platform template
    33s9 monitors
  • Publish the catalogueThe plans this team may self-serve, pinned to versions
    11s14 plans

Team ready in 4m 59s. Six tasks, one record, repeatable for the next team.

  • Cloud account, access, repos, artifacts and monitoringin one workflow run.
  • Versioned,so every team is set up the same way.
  • Any connected toolcan be a task in the workflow.
Today
1 day or more78% of engineering teams wait this long for help from the platform team.
With Wayfinder
5 minOne workflow run creates the cloud account, access, tools and dashboards for a team.
Ship

Deploy to any cloud from one file.

wayfinder.yaml describes the app and its infrastructure. wf up deploys it to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or Kubernetes with identity, policy and networking configured. Learn more about environments and deploys

  • wf initdetects the components and writes wayfinder.yaml, with no secrets in the repo.
  • Databases, queues and clustersfrom your own Terraform modules, published as plans.
  • Works with your coding agentthrough MCP (wf mcp setup), under your RBAC.
Today
Weeks or monthsLead time to production for 68% of engineering teams.
With Wayfinder
Under 10 minwf up deploys a new service to your own cloud.
acme / checkout-web / dev-busybeaver
$ wf mcp setup
  ok  Wayfinder MCP server registered with Claude Code
  ok  tools: list resources, validate manifest, run wf commands
  ok  acting as jon@acme, under your RBAC

$ wf init --ai
  detected  frontend (Node 20)   api (Go)   postgres
  ok  wayfinder.yaml written, 3 components, 0 secrets in the repo
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Windsurf
  • Any MCP client
Operate

Agents handle incidents, cost and upgrades.

When an alert fires or a new module version is released, an agent finds the fix, tests it in a replica environment and opens a pull request with the test results. Learn more about agents

acme / payments / Workflow runs
AlertDatadog

api p95 latency 2.4s, threshold 800ms. Webhook delivered, workflow started.

Agent investigating
  • Deploy 14 min earlier bumped api to 6 replicas
  • Connection pool saturated on postgres
  • Fix proven in a replica: pool 20 to 60
PR #412Opened

Raise api connection pool to 60. Evidence attached. Summary posted to #payments-oncall and Jira PAY-881.

  • Waiting for a human to merge
  • Root causeposted to Slack and Jira before anyone is paged.
  • Cost fixesopened as pull requests, tested in a replica first.
  • Upgradestested against every service on the plan before the pull request.
Today
51 minMedian time to resolve a high-impact outage. 39% take over an hour.
With Wayfinder
Under 15 minFrom the alert to a tested fix in a pull request.
Govern

Set the level of self-service for each team and each agent.

Choose what each team can provision and what each agent can do, from read-only to acting with approval. Change it at any time. Learn more about security and governance

  • Per-team self-service levels,from deploy only to running their own clusters and tools.
  • Per-agent permissions:read only, propose a change, or act with approval, and the skills each one may read.
  • Every action loggedwith who or what did it and what changed.
Today
11 weeks a yearTime spent on manual compliance tasks.
With Wayfinder
MinutesEvery action, approval and agent conversation is already logged. Pull the record for any team, agent or change when the auditor asks.
acme / Self-service settings

checkout wants to ship, not operate

Deploy applicationsself-servicePlatform ownsSharedTeam owns
Manage environmentsdev to productionPlatform ownsSharedTeam owns
Provision cloud resourcesdatabases, queuesPlatform ownsSharedTeam owns
Integrate third-party toolsmonitoring, Jira, chatPlatform ownsSharedTeam owns
Own infrastructure as codemodules and patternsPlatform ownsSharedTeam owns
Automate with workflows and agentsacting on their infrastructurePlatform ownsSharedTeam owns

Moved as a team earns it. Least privilege, approval gates and a full record apply at every setting.

The controls behind it

Scoped identity

Each workflow and agent runs as its own service account, with roles per workspace and environment.

Isolated sandboxes

Agents with a shell run in a sandbox with its own kernel, on nodes created for the run.

Permissions checked at definition time

A workflow cannot be granted more than the person who wrote it has.

Audit trail

Every action and every agent conversation is logged and can be replayed.

Network and data boundaries

Sandboxes deny outbound traffic by default and cannot reach instance metadata.

Approval gates

Plan, approve and apply on any change to your infrastructure.

What teams use Wayfinder for.

Each is a workflow or an agent you can install and run on day one.

Onboard

Onboard a team

A workspace with networking, access and guardrails set up, from one workflow run.

See how

Ship

Ship a service to any cloud

One file describes the app and its infrastructure, like docker compose for the cloud. Deploys to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or Kubernetes.

See how

Operate

Incident response

An agent investigates, finds the fix, tests it in a replica and rolls it out by pull request.

See how

Operate

Cloud cost

Cost alerts from AWS, Azure and Google Cloud arrive as one finding. An agent proposes the fix as a pull request, tested first.

Monthly to same day29% of cloud spend is waste, and most teams find the spike on the monthly bill.

See how

Operate

Upgrades and patching

Wayfinder tests the new version against every service using the plan and opens a pull request per repo with the test results.

74 days to 1 hourTime to test a fix and open the pull requests, today and with Wayfinder.

See how

Govern

Govern AI agents

Every agent runs with scoped permissions and every action is logged. Set what each team and each agent can do, and change it at any time.

63%Organisations with no policy for AI use. Every agent on Wayfinder has set permissions and a saved transcript.

See how

Built forDevelopersPlatform teamsSecurity and leadership

Runs in your cloud

Runs in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, and on your Kubernetes clusters.

Any Terraform or OpenTofu module becomes a self-service plan. Developers choose it from the catalogue; the platform team fixes the values that matter.

AWS

  • EKS
  • Lambda
  • RDS

Azure

  • AKS
  • Functions
  • Azure SQL

Google Cloud

  • GKE
  • Cloud Run
  • BigQuery

Kubernetes

  • EKS, AKS, GKE
  • Helm charts
  • Namespaces

Every cloud connects by workload identity over OIDC trust, with no static keys stored. On Kubernetes, namespaces, RBAC and workload identity are scoped per team.

Partnerships and accreditations

  • AWS Partner, Advanced Tier Services
  • Microsoft Solutions Partner, Infrastructure Azure
  • Google Cloud Partner
  • ISO 27001 certified
  • ISO 9001 certified
  • Certified B Corporation

How it compares

Developer portals catalogue your infrastructure.
Wayfinder provisions and runs it.

Portals read from your cloud. Hosting platforms run new apps on their cloud. Neither provisions or operates the infrastructure you already have.

Developer portalsPort, Cortex, OpsLevel, Backstage App hostingRailway, Vercel Wayfinder
What it is A catalogue of your infrastructure, with actions that call your pipelines A place to run apps, on their cloud The platform that provisions and runs your apps, in your own cloud account
Who provisions the infrastructure Your pipelines, mapped in and kept fresh by you They do, on their infrastructure Wayfinder, from plans built on your own Terraform modules
Where it runs Beside your cloud, reading it Their cloud, their region, their invoice Your AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, under your controls
What one integration is An ingest connector, plus write actions you assemble yourself Not the model Webhooks, web APIs, data types, MCP and agents in one definition you install, both directions
What agents can do Read the catalogue and trigger the actions you wired up Deploy and fix the app Act on live infrastructure under scoped identity and approval gates, each in its own kernel
Cloud cost Bring your own cost tool Their invoice Cost alerts from all three clouds land as findings an agent can act on
Cloud credentials Usually stored secrets Theirs Workload identity, nothing long lived stored either side
Scorecards, and an inventory of what you did not provision Strong. This is what a portal is for Not the model Not today. We link to your portal rather than rebuild it
Time to first value Weeks of mapping, or months of build Minutes, on their cloud Minutes, in your cloud, on the free plan

Named products are for orientation. The comparison is written against their published documentation and kept current. A portal and Wayfinder run side by side: the portal shows the infrastructure, Wayfinder is what the agents act on.

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