Application runtime

From repository to an app you can operate.

Build and release an application from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or a human-operated repository to a stable managed URL, then control its environments, domains, configuration, logs, metrics, and budget from the same project.

The runtime is a product, not a pile of primitives

Korve keeps the deployment lifecycle and its operational context together without silently provisioning data services the app did not declare.

Repository deploys

Connect a repository and branch or trigger a manual deployment through the dashboard, CLI, API, or MCP.

Stable routing

Each application receives a managed URL. Attach verified custom domains to the environment that should serve them.

Explicit configuration

Manage environment-scoped variables and runtime settings as named project resources rather than hidden build state.

Build and runtime logs

Inspect structured deployment and application logs, filter them, and retrieve the same records through supported automation surfaces.

Metrics and alerts

Track runtime CPU, memory, storage, requests, and network signals with drill-down views and configurable alert rules.

Spend and access controls

Use project budgets, role checks, and application access policy to put boundaries around automated changes and shared apps.

Workflow

A short path with an inspectable result

  1. 01

    Connect the code

    Choose the repository and ref that define the application build. The project retains that source configuration.

    Source selected
  2. 02

    Build and deploy

    Korve records deployment state and logs so a failed or successful release has a durable history.

    Release recorded
  3. 03

    Run it deliberately

    Add only the data, scheduled work, domains, alerts, and access rules this application needs.

    Operations attached

Give your agent a cloud it can operate.

No free tier. No seats. Pay for what you run.