Value engineered
Capacity, recovery, and architecture choices are evaluated against the business outcome and cost boundary—not a generic reference stack.
Requirements-driven infrastructure
Send the repo. Tell us what must be true.
SOVN Run turns your business and operating requirements into a right-sized environment, then keeps reliability, scale, recovery, and cost aligned as your product changes.
From requirements to runtime
Operations begin with what the business needs.
Provide the source.
Identify the repository and the version that needs to run. Repository credentials are never part of a public submission.Declare the requirements.
Set availability, traffic, geography, recovery, security, and budget constraints—plus the preferences that can trade off.Review the evidence.
See assumptions, risks, requirement coverage, architecture choices, and estimated cost before approving a plan.Keep it aligned.
Evaluate the environment against its declared requirements and make approved changes as demand and priorities change.
The work you can skip
Right-sized without the infrastructure yak shaving.
Designed to scale
Scale expectations are explicit requirements, so changes can be planned and evaluated instead of discovered during an incident.
Controlled automation
Agents can use published contracts, but material changes require an explicit, auditable approval.
Built for focused teams
Keep attention on the product.
Product engineers
Ship application value without inheriting a second product made of deployment plumbing, capacity planning, backup procedures, and operational dashboards.
New founders
Start from a safe operating model without answering a hundred infrastructure questions before the first customer arrives.
Clear product boundary
Inspectable by people and agents.
Declared API
Available actions are documented at docs.sovn.run. Proposed actions stay visibly separate from implemented behavior.
Technical workspace
A dedicated customer experience is being built for requirements, plans, approvals, environments, and recommendations.
Agent-readable
Software agents can inspect the same public contracts and capability states as people. Undeployed protocols are never advertised as available.
Start with the outcome
What are you building, and what must be true?
Describe the product, repository, reliability needs, expected growth, recovery expectations, security constraints, and budget. Do not include credentials, private keys, or customer data.