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I need control

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I want freedom

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I require visibility

Set guardrails once*. Stop maintaining glue.

*Environments, naming rules and four-layer authorisation, set once on an internal developer platform. Developers self-serve inside them from Day 0.

In production with

Platform engineering is the impossible job

Every new layer makes your job heavier. More tools to stitch together, more consoles to check, more things to be accountable for, and the same sized team. Six months later the queue is still growing.

You didn’t take the job to write glue, police naming conventions or rebuild CI that already works. That’s where the week goes, and every new request lands on the same team.

518 platform teams surveyed: 29.6% don’t measure success at all, and 47.4% run on under $1M a year. DORA has a name for where most of them end up: the “Ticket-ops” trap.

29.6%

Platform teams measure nothing

90%

Have a platform (DORA, 2025)

47.4%

Platforms run on under $1M

63%

Devs say leaders don’t get it

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

<1hr

New environment at Alchemy

5–10

Deployments a day at Hotel Spider

<4 weeks

To full production at cloudXcelerate

4x

Faster delivery at Orange Business

Customising, for platform teams

Design it yourself.
Just not from scratch.

A bank and a logistics company don’t share the same idea of dev freedom – and no vendor should tell you how much freedom devs should have either. You set the rules in Cycloid: golden paths and Form fields in the Blueprint, then environment types, naming, and approvals across the platform.

The engine underneath comes with the platform. Policy checks run when a Form is submitted, before anything’s created, with four-layer authorisation and the audit trail already in place. We maintain the engine, you own the Blueprints.

For you: When your org changes a process, you edit a Blueprint and every Form built on it picks it up. You shape the views every resource of that type shows. There’s no portal fork to rebase at the next release.

An assistant meets the same design. It will find any gap you leave.

Blueprint · your rulespayments-api

A successful platform provides enabling constraints while offering enough flexibility for teams to use the right tools for their specific jobs.

DORA Platform engineering capability, January 2026

Under the hood

Swap any layer. Keep your stack.

Your Terraform and OpenTofu, Ansible and Helm stay yours. Each layer is documented and replaceable, and what you build is stored in open formats, so you can see how the platform works before you trust it with yours.

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

Deployment model, SSO, four-layer authorisation, environment types and naming rules. Set once, enforced everywhere.

The catalogue, dependency graph and adoption analytics show whether the golden path is being used.

Publish Blueprints and Forms. Developers deploy, run and promote inside the rules you set.

Build vs buy

Build it? Price it first.

What your team builds, then maintains, for every layer.

In-house

Portal customisation

Fork the UI, then carry the fork

Sidebar, resource pages and branding set in the portal

Maintenance cost

You own and maintain everything you build.

We maintain it, you own Blueprints.

Governance enforcement

Advisory or bolt-on – issues found in audit, not prevented at the source.

Policy checks run at Form submission. A non-compliant resource is never created.

Day-2 operations

Separate runbooks and tooling. The audit trail is incomplete.

Day-2 Actions live in the Blueprint. Same chain, same audit trail as Day-1.

The same request, end to end

Same staging request. Nobody on your team touches it.

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

without and with cycloid illustration
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.

Write Blueprints, not compliance reports

ISO 27001 certified, B Corp score 95. Your team writes Blueprints instead of assembling the compliance case.

logo of the certification ISO 27001

ISO 27001 Certified

Certified B Corporation logo

B Corp Certified

IDC logo

IDC Market Glance

logo of Gartner

COOL VENDOR 2024

Cool Vendor 2024

The developer fills a Form.

The environment exists, named by your rules.

Already built, so you don’t start from scratch

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You set the tabs every resource of a Blueprint gets. Team leads own their pages and sidebar sections, your logo and colours sit on top, and nobody maintains a fork.

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Plug-ins for the tools you already run

Official and custom plug-ins, a documented API and an MCP server. Nothing to rip out first.

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The same access rules for people and assistants

Your organisation model and SSO through Entra ID, Okta, Keycloak, OIDC or SAML, then four-layer authorisation on every Action. If a check can’t decide, the answer is no, and every change lands in the audit log.

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Your environments, your naming rules

Predefine environment types for every form, Blueprint and promotion path, and enforce naming rules. Nobody creates “staging-2-final”.

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Runners you control

Native runners on your infrastructure, alongside the CI you already have. You don’t re-specify pipelines that work.

Deployment

Deploy it where your infrastructure already lives

Works with the Terraform and OpenTofu, Ansible and Helm you already run, and with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or any CI through a webhook.

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

Every module on your infrastructure, next to your runners and CI.

Your network. Air-gapped, OIDC-first.

Dedicated SaaS

We run every module in an account you pick. You keep the Blueprints.

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

Hybrid

Control plane managed by us, native runners in your environment.

Workloads and runners stay local.

SaaS

Fully managed, nothing to upgrade.

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.

Watch a step disappear from your week

Bring your worst provisioning flow. Most tickets, or the longest wait. In twenty minutes, see where the Blueprint Form replaces it, and whether your pattern actually fits.

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