Kedge is a cloud platform for websites, apps, and databases.

Give it code or content and it goes live on a public HTTPS URL. Build on a Kedge dev machine, with or without a coding agent.

echo '# Hello, world!' | ssh kedge.dev

Your SSH key is your account. Send a file, a directory, a Git push, a Dockerfile, or a container image. Every app gets a replicated database, a global CDN, and hardware isolation, and scales to zero when idle.

A dev machine keeps your checkout, tools, and build caches between sessions, and deploys over the same connection. Open a shell in it, or start a coding agent and drive it from your terminal, a browser, or a paired phone; detach whenever you like and it keeps working. The quickstart covers each path.

features

• A database in every app. Replicated SQLite and a shared file tree at ordinary local paths. Nothing to provision.
• Scales to zero, resumes in 1.2 ms. Idle apps pay only for storage. Cold restore from a snapshot has a 33 ms fleet median.
• Hardware-isolated VMs. Every instance, handler, sandbox, and CI job gets its own Linux kernel.
• Global by default. HTTPS, CDN, custom domains, and a private account network across ten regions.
• Push to deploy. SSH, Git, GitHub pull-request previews, and a REST API.
• Persistent volumes when you need local disk. Postgres, a game server, a dev box.
• Coding agents in persistent workspaces.

pricing

The public preview includes a limited free trial. The rates below are estimates for future paid service and may change.

Usage is metered per-second on actual resources consumed, not allocated capacity. CPU bills only scheduled milliseconds, memory tracks active resident pages, storage only for bytes used. Idle apps scale to zero and pay only for storage.

Credits-based billing, with a $5/month free tier, enough to run a small website or dev box at no cost. Pricing details.

Log in with GitHub, or ssh kedge.dev from your terminal.