Clovyr

Clovyr has built a web-based orchestration engine that allows people and businesses to self-host applications anywhere from a home server to their own cloud account to an on-prem k8s cluster. Some fundamental back-end components are written in Haskell, while the majority of the remainder is in Golang. Manifests that deploy applications are written in Dhall, which allows us to do some very cool things like present users with pretty wizards that allow dynamic configuration of apps by people of all technical skill levels.

Many of the apps we help run are alternatives to data-hungry SaaS apps (e.g. GitLab instead of GitHub, Ghost instead of Medium, NextCloud instead of Google Drive), and others are "web3" apps, which are spurring a resurgence of interest in self-hosting. We do not do any "blockchain engineering" in-house, but we do help make a variety of blockchain and p2p apps more accessible by making them frictionlessly usable via the platform.

One application deployable via the Clovyr platform, Clovyr Code, is VSCode in the browser, backed by a private VPS. This gives developers access to all the power (and privacy) of developing on a local machine, with the convenience of a remote environment. Clovyr Code supports a number of languages (Python, Rust, etc.) as well as project-specific images (TensorFlow, Chialisp, etc.). We will be onboarding more projects to Clovyr Code over the coming year, as well as expanding our library of third-party apps.

We'd love your help building pragmatic tools to pursue an ambitious goal. 💖

We're a small team without a ton of tech debt, so most of our CI/CD is quick and simple, but not overly automated. Join us at a time when you can have a big impact on how we work and grow.