Private beta · AWS only

Build your company's software in your own AWS.

Every app you ship makes the next one faster.

An AI agent that writes the code, provisions the infra, wires identity, deploys, and reads back the logs — inside the cloud you already pay for. And it's learning to reuse what your company has already built, instead of starting from zero every time.

Watch the 60-second demo ↓

Prompt → AWS → live URL. One take, no cuts.

0:12Agent provisions IAM 0:34First deploy 0:51Logs stream back

This is a real AWS account. Real IAM. Real CloudWatch. Nothing is mocked.

What's different

Four things that make it different.

A / Runtime

Runs in your cloud

Your app lives in the cloud account you already operate — inheriting the compliance baseline, billing relationship, scalability, and proven reliability you've already invested in. No new tenancy to provision, no new vendor in your risk register. Your bill is still yours, never marked up.

B / Scope

Full-cycle agent

Code, infra, identity, deploy, observe — one agent, one loop. You don't hand-write the infrastructure, wire the permissions, or configure the network. Not "writes code and stops at the commit" like other AI coding tools.

C / Loop

Closed observability loop

Logs feed the next change — every layer, every error, end to end. One click from production back to the next iteration.

D / Breadth

Production-class breadth, not a curated subset

Whatever your backend needs — queues, streams, secure databases, async jobs — your agent composes it from your cloud's production-grade services, in whatever language your team already ships in. No ceiling at "CRUD + hosted database." Far broader than the starter kits competitors hand you.

How it works

Connect once. Prompt. Ship to your own cloud.

Connect AWS

One-click CloudFormation creates a cross-account role.

Prompt

Describe what you want. The agent writes code and the infra to run it.

Ship

Live URL in your account. Logs stream back to the next iteration.

Building blocks

Every app becomes a building block.

Most AI tools build each app from scratch. Inside a company, that means the tenth app re-wires the same database, the same ERP, and the same permissions as the first. Confinia turns what you've already shipped into capabilities your agent can find and reuse.

Publish

Every app ships with a versioned API contract, registered automatically when it deploys.

Discover

When you start the next app, the agent searches what your company already has — by name or in plain language.

Reuse, verified

Before writing integration code, the agent calls the real API with test access and checks the response. Integrations are verified, not guessed.

Existing systems too. Your agent can wrap an ERP, a database, or a third-party API as an adapter app — so it becomes a reusable capability like everything else.

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FAQ

Questions we get asked.

Isn't this just a coding agent with AWS access?

Coding agents stop at the code or the PR. Confinia owns the full loop — code, infra, identity, deploy, and logs — in one place. And it keeps track of what your company has already built, so each new app can reuse the last one instead of starting over.

What about GCP and Azure?

On the roadmap, not shipped. We're going deep on AWS first. If you need multi-cloud today, we'll tell you when to check back.

What can the agent access in my AWS account?

The agent acts through a cross-account IAM role you create with one CloudFormation stack. You can review every permission before you deploy it (the full policy will be published here) — and revoke the role at any time.

What do you store on your side?

Your source code — so your projects stay portable — and project metadata. Your app itself, its infrastructure, and its data live in your own AWS account.

What happens if I stop using Confinia?

You own your project. It keeps running in your AWS account without Confinia, and you can continue developing it on your own.

How much does it cost?

Confinia is free at this point. You pay only for what you use directly — your AWS bill and AI tokens — never marked up by us.