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01 / Our software

Tools built for real problems.

Software products developed by DevOps as a Service LLC. Explore what's available today.

Available

GhostURL

Secure, flexible short links with controls for sharing and insight into link activity.

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Available · evolving

GhostImpact

Understand API changes, map producer-to-consumer dependencies, and investigate potential downstream impact.

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02 / Build with us

Got an idea? Let's find out what's possible.

Have an idea for software, a process that needs automation, or a business problem that technology could solve? We can help evaluate feasibility, identify risks, and build a practical first version.

Start with the problem and the outcome you're looking for. We'll tell you whether we're a good fit—without promising the impossible.

Ways we can help

  • Product discovery and feasibility
  • Proofs of concept and MVPs
  • Custom software and integrations
  • Workflow and operational automation
03 / Engineering services

Experienced help when the technical work gets difficult.

DevOps & cloud

CI/CD, AWS, infrastructure automation, observability, and reliable releases.

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Bug squashing

Investigate difficult failures, production issues, and broken integrations.

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Automation

Replace repetitive manual work with systems that can be understood and maintained.

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Start a conversation

Tell us what you're working on.

Whether it's a product idea, a technical challenge, or an existing system that needs attention, give us the context. We'll review it and respond with a practical next step.

How can we help?

What happens next?

  1. We review your request.
  2. We discuss feasibility, constraints, and priorities.
  3. We agree on a useful next step—or tell you if we're not the right fit.

No obligation to start a project.

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