InfraPrompt · Early access

Describe your app. Get production-ready AWS in your own account.

InfraPrompt turns a short, guided conversation into Terraform-built infrastructure in your own AWS account. Production changes wait for an admin's approval.

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We need an API with a Postgres database and somewhere to store user uploads.
Who should be able to reach the API?
The public internet Only our team Other services only
orders-apidev
+ aws_lb public subnets
+ aws_instance api · private subnet
+ aws_db_instance PostgreSQL · private
+ aws_s3_bucket uploads · encrypted
+ aws_cloudfront_distribution serves uploads
dev · applied prod · pending approval

How InfraPrompt works

  1. 01 · Describe
    Say what your app needs
    Answer a few plain questions. No AWS service names, no sizing decisions.
  2. 02 · Review
    See exactly what will be built
    A clear proposal lists every resource, with sensible defaults for networking and security.
  3. 03 · Approve
    Production waits for approval
    Dev changes apply straight away. Production changes wait until an admin approves them.
  4. 04 · Build
    Built in your account
    Terraform runs from GitHub Actions through a role your account grants. See every resource grouped by app and environment.

Simple on the surface

One answer. Everything behind it, done properly.

You answer in plain words. InfraPrompt makes the infrastructure decisions a DevOps engineer would, and shows you every one before anything is built.

You answer
Who should be able to reach your API?
The public internet Only our team Other services only
InfraPrompt sets up
  • A load balancer in public subnets, with your app kept in private subnets
  • Security groups so only the load balancer reaches your app, and only your app reaches the database
  • A web application firewall with rate limiting in front of production
  • Network ranges reserved so dev and prod never overlap as you grow
  • Credentials written to your own Secrets Manager, never stored by us
  • Every resource tagged and tracked, and production changes held for an admin's approval

Built for teams without a DevOps hire

Your account, not ours
Resources and Terraform state live in your AWS account. Stop using InfraPrompt and everything keeps running.
Guardrails by default
Non-overlapping networks, private subnets, encryption, blocked public access and a firewall (WAF) in front of production.
No standing access, no stored secrets
Every change runs with short-lived credentials. Keys and passwords are written to your own Secrets Manager, never kept by us.
A scoped, revocable role
InfraPrompt can only manage what it created, through a role you control and can remove at any time.

What early access means

We're onboarding a small number of teams one at a time, so we can work closely with each one. We'd rather tell you plainly what's ready than promise a launch date.

WHAT
Hands-on onboarding, a direct line to the team building it, and influence over what we build next. Early teams get founding-customer pricing when paid plans launch.
TODAY
What you can set up now, each with private networking, least-privilege access and approval for production:
  • An API or web app behind a load balancer
  • A database only your app can reach
  • File storage for public or private files, served fast worldwide
  • A secure network for each environment
Under the hood: EC2, Application Load Balancer, RDS PostgreSQL/MySQL, DynamoDB, S3, CloudFront, WAF, VPC
NEXT
Containers on ECS Fargate, serverless functions on Lambda, and promoting changes from dev to production. Early-access teams help decide the order.
WHO
Startups on AWS, or moving to it, with developers but no dedicated DevOps person. Our services clients are invited first.

Request early access

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Need production-ready AWS sooner?

The team behind InfraPrompt will set it up for you today, at a fixed price, with the same blueprints the product uses. Services clients get early access first.

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