We've built software for several clients, across voice agents and security. The trouble started when a client wanted the app inside their own AWS account. The platform we'd built on couldn't take it there.
So we built Ownkube. You build and run the app on Ownkube. When a client wants it in their cloud, or you outgrow us and want it in your own AWS account, you deploy the same app there with no rewrite. Its logs, metrics and health checks come along. Credit you top up never expires.
Paste one line into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, and your agent deploys the repo on Ownkube: the app, a managed Postgres and a cache, live on HTTPS. You sign in and approve the deploy.
Apps bill per minute for what they use, so an idle app costs almost nothing. Credit you top up never expires.
Bring your own cloud: when a customer wants your app in their own AWS account, you deploy the same app there with no rewrite, logs and metrics included.
