One place to run
your whole backend.
Deploy your code, keep it running, lock it down, and watch it — all from one dashboard, on servers you own. Below is everything Infraveil does, in plain terms. It replaces the handful of separate tools most teams glue together to run their backend.
A single API behind the whole platform.
Each part of the platform has its own view, not a tab of one chart.
Health checks, restarts, routing, and recovery, wherever you deploy.
Encryption, access control, and abuse defense, included.
Everything here ships in the software today, not on a roadmap. You can read the source to check.
Everything in one dashboard.
No more SSHing into servers or jumping between tools to find out what's happening. Every screen below shows live data and lets you act on it. Together they replace a deploy tool, a monitoring service, an incident tool, a status page, and a firewall.
Core Operations
Network & Routing
Logs & Visibility
Performance & Capacity
Security & Trust
AI & Recovery
Code & Delivery
Account & Settings
Plus a 6-Screen Admin View
The screens that run the platform itself.
From your code to running, fast.
Push your code, check it, send it to your servers, and roll it out in stages — from the same dashboard that keeps it running afterward.
Ship Your Code
Manage Your Servers
Control Rollouts
Easy Setup
Keep Your Data
It keeps your services running.
A small piece of Infraveil software runs on your servers. It starts your services, watches them, and restarts anything that crashes. It checks everything before it runs, and it keeps working even if it can't reach Infraveil.
Runs What Your Config Says
Infraveil keeps the running services matched to your config. If they drift apart, it fixes them — it doesn't just report the problem.
Health Checks & Auto-Restart
It checks each service every 30 seconds and restarts one after 3 failures in a row. If something keeps failing, it stops retrying and alerts you instead of looping forever.
Works Even If Infraveil Is Down
Your services keep running on your servers even if Infraveil's dashboard goes offline. It reconnects on its own when the connection comes back.
Nothing Runs Until It's Verified
Code arrives encrypted and is checked against several signatures — including your own approval — before it runs. If any check fails, it won't start.
One-Step Rollback
Infraveil keeps your recent working versions, so a bad release can fall back to the last one that worked.
Built-In Traffic Gateway
A built-in gateway routes traffic to your services, keeps them off the public internet directly, and reads each visitor's IP and location.
Won't Fill Up Your Disk
Logs are capped and rotated so they can't fill the disk, and disk usage is reported back to you continuously.
Windows & Linux
Runs the same way on both Windows and Linux, sets up its own environment, and cleans up leftover processes on shutdown.
Clean Shutdowns
Services shut down gracefully and save their state, and Infraveil installs anything they need to start up on its own.
Security comes built in.
There's nothing extra to buy and no code for you to change. Encryption, logins, and bad-traffic defenses are part of the platform — and you can read the source that does it.
Encryption & Signing
A Record You Can Trust
Logins & Access
Stops Bad Traffic
Safe By Default
Clear Boundaries
An AI helper that only does what you allow.
The assistant reads your logs and diagnostics and suggests fixes. It can't make a real change unless you've allowed that exact type of action — and anything that writes or deploys asks you to confirm first. You decide what it can and can't touch. Use your own AI provider key.
Review mode only suggests changes. Auto mode can act, but only within the limits you set.
Nothing runs on your servers unless you signed it.
This is the strongest control we can give you, and it runs on your machine, not ours. You create an approval key, and the private half never leaves your servers. After that, every release must be signed with your key — or your servers refuse to run it. Even if Infraveil's systems were breached, no one could push code to your servers without your key.
Create a key on your own machine and register the public half (protected by a 2FA check). Deploy once and your servers lock to it.
A small, readable program watches for releases waiting on your sign-off and signs them locally. Your key stays put; only the signature leaves.
Approve each release by hand, auto-approve only builds you pre-approved, or pause everything. Held releases never run.
The token the approver uses can only read pending releases and submit signatures — it can't create one, because that needs your private key, which it never has. So a stolen token still can't push code to you. The approver is short enough to read top to bottom.
Your data stays yours.
Putting everything in one place shouldn't lock you in. You can export your records anytime, and Infraveil connects to the tools your team already uses.
Audit & Receipts
A record of every release you approved and every action taken, with signed proof you can hand to auditors.
Logs & Export
All your logs in one place, plus a bulk export so your data is never trapped inside Infraveil.
Connect Your Tools
Send alerts to Slack, Teams, incident.io, GitHub, or any webhook — with a test button so you know it works.
Choose Your Alerts
Pick exactly which events each tool hears about — incidents, security alerts, AI suggestions, and more — so nobody gets buried in noise.
Simple Billing
Pay through Stripe and manage your plan yourself. A flat monthly price — no surprise usage charges.
Roles & Access
Give each teammate the right level of access. If our support needs to look, you grant it, it's logged, and you can revoke it.
A few things you won't find elsewhere.
Most platforms list these as planned. Infraveil ships them today, and you can read the source.
Build Your Own Security Rules
Set up what to watch for and how to respond, then push it to your servers — no coding required. You're not stuck with a fixed rule set.
Protects Against Internal Attacks
Infraveil's own software is blocked from reaching internal or cloud-metadata addresses — a common way attackers pivot inside a network. Most products never guard this at all.
Automatic Failover
If a server goes down, your services move to a healthy one on their own — and rebalance again once it recovers.
Don't take our word for it.
Everything on this page runs in software you can read on your own machine. You don't have to trust the feature list — you can check it.