Before you enter

What do you need today?

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I need control

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I want freedom

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I require visibility

Everything* you need. When and where you need it.

*from one IDP: golden paths or environments you compose yourself, to deploy, run and promote, plus Day-2 actions. A developer experience platform, inside the rules your platform team set.

In production with

Your code's ready. Your environment isn't.

Getting an environment needs the right channel, enough context to act on, then waiting. Then questions come: which region, which size, who owns it?

Half a day on approvals. Time to understand what the Terraform does. None of that was the hard part of the job, and none of it is what you were hired for.

Atlassian surveyed 3,500 devs in 2025. AI saves about 10 hours a week, org friction costs about 10 hours. Only 16% of the week is spent writing code.

16%

Of the week spent coding

50%

Lose 10+ hrs a week

10 hrs

Saved by AI, lost to friction

90%

Have a platform (DORA, 2025)

Product tour

Watch one request go from form to production

Cycloid platform demo video: promoting a version through Development, QA, Staging and Production
Watch it work

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New environment at Alchemy

Hours

Deployments at Valiantys, down from days

5 hrs

Saved a week at Hotel Spider

4x

Faster delivery at Orange Business

Customising, for developers

Pick a golden path.
Or compose your own.

Your platform team built the Forms around how your organisation works. So a Form only asks what’s yours to decide – region, size, the services you need – and the rest is already answered.

Most devs don’t want a blank canvas. They want the golden path, plus room for what their service does differently. That’s what the open slots in a Blueprint are for – and the platform checks your picks before anything gets created.

For you: Your portal, your work: homescreen, saved views, resources. Once something’s running, confirmed Day-2 Actions are ready. Resize, restart, rotate credentials. Approvals kick in where your team set them.

The rules stay out of your way until you’re about to break one.

Blueprint Form · new environmentyou

A platform is an internal product, and the developers are its customers.

DORA Platform engineering capability, January 2026

Under the hood

Read the code behind the form

Every form sits on Terraform or OpenTofu, Ansible or Helm you can open. No black box between the form and your cloud.

Cycloid in three pillars: Governance & Platform, Portal & Visibility and Self-service

The rules are set up front, so approvals only appear where your org needs them.

Every service you own, its dependencies and its health, without asking around.

Pick a golden path or compose your own, then deploy, run and promote it from one portal.

Build vs buy

Build the portal, or start using one

What an in-house portal costs the people who have to use it.

In-house

A new environment

More than a day at Alchemy before Cycloid

Under an hour at Alchemy

Engineers to keep it running

At least two engineers, permanently

Your platform team, on Blueprints. Nobody builds a portal.

Where the Terraform lives

Someone else’s repo and README

Behind a form showing only the fields that apply to you

When you find out the request is wrong

After review, days later

Before you submit. The Form tells you what’s missing or not allowed.

From your side of the ticket

You need a staging environment on Thursday...

Here’s how it plays out with and without Cycloid.

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without and with cycloid illustration
Without Cycloid
11days
  1. D0Opens a ticket, describes the environment in prose
  2. D2Platform team asks which region, which size, which account
  3. D4Security asks who will have access, and for how long
  4. D8Someone hand-writes the Terraform or OpenTofu
  5. D11Deployed, untagged, invisible to the inventory
With Cycloid
9minutes
  1. T+0Picks “Staging environment” from the catalog
  2. T+3Region, size and owner are fields on the form
  3. T+4Policy result on the same screen, before submitting
  4. T+7The Blueprint already contains the Terraform or OpenTofu
  5. T+9Live in the inventory and the audit log
Zero hand-offs. The policy runs before the resource exists, so there's nothing to remediate afterwards.

Guardrails, not gates

Your platform team set the guardrails once. Approvals only show up where your org needs them.

logo of the certification ISO 27001

ISO 27001 Certified

Certified B Corporation logo

B Corp Certified

IDC logo

IDC Market Glance

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COOL VENDOR 2024

Cool Vendor 2024

“Please fill in all four fields.”

And the environment exists. Promote it when it’s ready.

Your jobs, one developer experience

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A customisable portal that opens on your work

Set your own home page and keep personal dashboards. Your team lead shapes the team’s pages, and each resource shows the tabs your platform team built for it.

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Pick a golden path, or compose your own

Take a Blueprint that already carries the architecture decision, or compose your environment from approved building blocks: compute, data, storage. Either way, you stay inside the rules your platform team set.

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A form instead of someone else's Terraform

Forms turns a Blueprint into a web form, showing only the fields that apply to you. Policy validates before submission, so you hear about the wrong region now rather than after the incident.

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Deploy it, run it, promote it

Promotion paths move your workload from dev to staging to production through the environments your platform team defined, and you see what each change touches.

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Approvals, before you press deploy

Approvals sit on the Form: a request that needs sign-off, like a GPU cluster, routes to the right approver instead of being rejected, and you can see where it is.

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Work from your IDE assistant. Within the guardrails.

An MCP server hands your editor’s assistant the same access you have: list resources, read a Blueprint, trigger a Day-2 Action.

Deployment

Runs on your infrastructure, works from your editor

Works with the Terraform and OpenTofu, Ansible and Helm you already run, reachable from your editor over MCP.

Bring your stack

Terraform

IaC

OpenTofu

IaC

Ansible

Config

Helm

Kubernetes

GitHub Actions

CI

GitLab CI

CI

Jenkins, Azure DevOps, CircleCI, Bitbucket Pipelines, Argo Workflows, Your own scripts

via webhook

Cycloid

Run it on

What it means

Where your data sits

Self-hosted, on-prem or bare metal

Runs inside your company network. Same portal.

Your network. Air-gapped supported.

Dedicated SaaS

A dedicated instance. Same forms and Blueprints.

Isolated account on AWS, Azure, GCP, Scaleway, OVH or Outscale.

Hybrid

Portal managed by us, your workloads deploy locally.

Workloads stay local.

SaaS

Same portal, nothing for anyone to install.

EU-hosted available.

Customer story · European Commission
European Commission
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Cycloid

One portal for the European Commission's sovereign multi-cloud

How Cycloid became the self-service front door to the Commission’s sovereign cloud framework.

Live in weeks

Self-service portal

Replacing a 10-year-old in-house & ITSM interface with a modern developer experience

Up to 5,000 devs

4 clouds, 1 portal

Developers can access any environment they need, without infra knowledge or waiting.

Made for ecosystems

Bought, not built

Cycloid works in existing brownfield IT ecosystems. No need for bespoke solutions.

Bring the request
you'd normally ticket

Bring one thing you currently need a ticket for. A staging environment, a Day-2 action, an infrastructure query. Seven minutes and you see it in Cycloid.

Cycloid environment overview of a regulated production environment: resources, health by type, deployed services with their deployment status, owners and Blueprint.