Infrastream puts the apps your team builds with AI into production on Google Cloud. Employee apps sit behind your company sign-in; client apps get their own sign-in page with your brand. It builds and deploys from your GitHub repository, on your own domain, with test and production environments.
You sign up, connect your GitHub repository and your domain, and deploy from there. If you are moving apps that already run somewhere else, talk to us first and we will plan the move with you.
You can build the same setup yourself with Terraform and Google Cloud’s own tools, and then keep maintaining it. Infrastream gives you that setup ready: a sign-in in front of private apps, apps that can call only the sites you list plus Google’s services, no service-account keys, and changes that arrive as pull requests, written changes you can read.
It depends on the plan. On Infrastream Private Cloud, your apps and data run in your own Google Cloud account as standard Google Cloud resources, and they stay there if you leave. On Infrastream Cloud, they run in projects we operate for you: talk to us before you cancel, so we can plan how to move them.
› Developer plan (Infrastream Cloud)
Your apps run in Google Cloud projects we operate for you, so there is nothing for you to host. Infrastream connects to your GitHub repository: you commit, and Infrastream applies the change. Or ask the assistant for a change in plain words, and it opens the pull request for you.
› Enterprise plan (Private Cloud)
Your apps and data run in your own Google Cloud account, billed to you by Google. The control plane and the assistant run in a project we operate. Changes work the same way, through your GitHub repository.
Neither. Infrastream is software: it deploys and runs your apps from your GitHub repository, and your team makes changes directly or through the assistant, without a ticket to us. If you want help moving apps you already have, we can do that with you.
Companies whose staff already build apps with AI, such as internal tools and client portals, and need them in production: behind a sign-in, on their own domain, with test and production environments, across more than one project. If you run one small server with no sign-in and nothing to deploy, Infrastream is more than you need.
The assistant is for your own team, the members of your organization. Ask it for a change in plain words and it opens a pull request in your GitHub repository: a written change you can read. Customers get Gemini Flash unless more models are set up for their project. A spending limit for each person is coming soon.
No. If someone on your team can use GitHub, they can deploy. Infrastream sets up the sign-in, the network rules and the test and production environments for each app.