Lakefront ships your services into your own Azure, AWS and GCP accounts, and moves them between regions and providers the moment one goes down. Your data, your bill, your exit.
Deploys into the cloud accounts you already own
A deploy platform that owns nothing. Lakefront gives your team a Heroku-grade push-to-deploy workflow inside your own cloud accounts, with the governance a platform team actually needs.
Describe a service once. It compiles to each provider’s native primitives. No Kubernetes to babysit, no YAML to memorize.
Azure, AWS and GCP behind one control plane, one permission model, and one audit trail.
Warm standbys in another region or another cloud, promoted automatically and rehearsed with drills.
Connect a repo and every push builds an immutable image in your own registry, runs your tests, and rolls out behind a health check. The pipeline is already wired. You never author it.
Learn moreAgents register through auth.md, act on behalf of a member, and are capped to a closed scope set, so they can ship a service but never widen their own access. Routed through Claude first, with an OpenAI fallback.
Learn moreRequests, latency, CPU and memory read straight out of your cloud. No agent to install, no second bill. When a region stops answering, traffic is already somewhere else.
Learn moreGrant a person or an agent access once and Lakefront maps it to the right IAM roles in each cloud. Access is brokered per request and expires on its own. No long-lived key exists for anyone to steal.
Learn moreProvision Postgres, SQL Server and object storage into your own account, priced live before you commit. Credentials land in your Key Vault and rotate themselves without dropping a connection.
Learn moreA public status page, an incident workspace, and updates drafted from the real signals, with the internals redacted before anything is published. Cost lands in the same place, straight from your own bill.
Learn moreEverything else it does
Connect a repo. Every push builds an immutable image, runs your tests and rolls out behind a health check.
Every branch gets a real environment, torn down the moment the PR closes.
Lakefront scans the repo, proposes each service it finds, and notices when you add one nobody deployed.
Five workload kinds, each compiled to the right native primitive on each cloud.
Overlapping and gradual rollouts, connection draining, lifecycle hooks and instant rollback to any past revision.
PostgreSQL and SQL Server provisioned in your account, priced live before you commit.
Blob and S3 buckets with usage-based pricing and an in-app browser over short-lived signed URLs.
A Key Vault per environment with generate-swap-revoke rotation and zero failed connections.
Buy a domain in-app or bring your own. Records written and verified for you, TLS included.
Requests, latency, CPU and memory read straight from your cloud. No agent, no ingestion, no second bill.
Tail any service in the browser, across both providers, with the same console.
Warm standbys in another region, or another cloud, promoted automatically and rehearsed with drills.
A public page, an incident workspace, and AI-drafted updates that redact the internals before they ship.
Azure-PIM-style eligible roles with approval, expiry, and one audit trail across every cloud.
Agents register through auth.md, act on behalf of a member, and can never exceed that member’s permissions.
Deploy-time estimates and month-to-date spend, straight from your own bill with zero markup.
Dependency and framework caches in your registry, plus a shared runtime cache so replicas agree.
Deploy, alert and incident events routed to Slack and email.
Cron services with the same build, secrets and rollback story as everything else.
A contract layer above organizations, with pooled entitlements and an admin boundary that holds.
“Your data never leaves the account you already pay for.”
“Switch us off and everything keeps running.”
Free while you build. You only ever pay your own cloud.