You build the app.
Infrastream makes it real.
Describe what you want. Infrastream builds it on Google Cloud from parts that arrive already
wired together and locked down, then hands you one change to approve — the price on it,
security wired in, undo built in. You never learn the cloud. Underneath, it is the same
declarative, version-controlled engine your platform team would have spent two years building.
Now publicly available.
Online, on your own domain, with real logins and a real database — without learning a cloud and without an invoice that surprises you. Nine steps, each one a change you approve.
Follow Sam's arc →The agent drafts the routine infrastructure change, anyone on the team reviews and merges it, and staging becomes a real clone instead of a reconstruction from memory.
Stop being the human API →Your existing Google Cloud estate comes under management one project at a time. Nothing moves, nothing gets rewritten, and no weekend is booked for a cutover.
Governance without a cutover →Non-production projects do not need to exist overnight or at weekends. Declare the idle hours once and the project puts itself to sleep and wakes up before you do — data intact, nothing to remember to switch off.
Read the cost guide →The LowOps philosophy: eliminate the operational tax of traditional cloud management. Understand the strategic case for a single control plane across all GCP resources — and what it means for your engineering velocity.
Read the Vision →An agent's reach is whatever its manifest says and nothing more, so "what could this thing possibly touch" is a question with a written answer. It gets its own identity, granted and refreshed for it — no team hand-rolls that plumbing. When an action belongs to a person rather than to the agent, 3-legged OAuth asks that person, instead of falling back on a shared bot credential. And when Google ships something new for agents — Vertex AI Agent Engine, most recently — it arrives as a manifest field, not a quarter of integration work.
Explore Agentic Governance →Step-by-step guides for onboarding services, managing secrets, configuring databases, and wiring up observability — no CLI tools or console access required.
Start the Guide →A service moves between compute targets without a line of application code changing —
one field, spec.target, decides where it runs. Cloud Run and Compute Engine
today, GKE in active development. Underneath, the JIT dependency engine provisions
everything concurrently in a single pass, and you watch each resource come up live rather
than reading about it afterwards.
Keep the last word.
An agent can draft the change, but it cannot merge it. Every request takes the path shown alongside — so an agent never quietly gains reach nobody granted it, and when it acts on someone's behalf, that person is asked first. Nothing is taken on trust: every step is recorded, and "what did it do, and as whom" stays answerable months later.
See Agent Use Cases →Read back what it wrote.
Describe the outcome in plain language. Pvot turns it into a manifest — a short, typed description of what you are about to get, in one file you can actually read. Services, databases, topics, permissions, DNS: all of it, same format, no console and no cloud CLI. You review the file, not the cloud. Merging it is what builds the thing.
See what a manifest looks like →Your team should be shipping, not configuring.
Infrastream is now publicly available with self-serve sign-up. Get your first service running in under 4 hours — and your first governed AI agent in under a day.