The control plane for modern infrastructure.

DevOps promised to tear it down. Complexity rebuilt it — as Terraform state files, Helm charts, and a Slack channel nobody wants to open.

PropellantStack is how engineering teams get back to shipping.

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propellantstack — control plane
$deploy my-api from main to product|

The priesthood
just got a new robe.

The wall between builders and operators didn't fall. It transformed. It became Terraform state files and Helm chart hierarchies and a Slack channel called #infra-requests that everyone dreads opening.

We invented platform teams to manage the chaos. Then the platform team became the new bottleneck. The complexity didn't shrink — it concentrated.

Meanwhile, the skills gap widened. Not because engineers got dumber — because the surface area of modern infrastructure became genuinely unreasonable. Nobody should have to hold all of that in their head.

"Nobody should have to hold
all of that in their head."

The problem was never
the infrastructure.

It was the language we used to talk to it. CLIs, YAML, HCL — these are translation layers between what you intend and what you can express. You have an intent. The infrastructure has a state. Everything in between is friction we normalized because we had no choice.

Until now.

Infrastructure that
speaks human.

PropellantStack is what happens when the gap between intent and action finally closes. Not a prettier dashboard. Not another abstraction on top of Kubernetes. A control plane that listens, reasons, and acts — across your existing stack, your existing cloud, your existing team.

"You think it. We ship it."

This is what DevOps was always supposed to be.

HOW IT WORKS

From intent to action.
No translation required.

01

You say what you need

Type naturally. "Deploy my-app from the staging branch to production." No flags. No syntax to memorize. No man page to read.

Type a command... (e.g., ‘deploy backend to staging’)
02

Intent becomes a plan

PropellantStack parses your intent, extracts parameters, checks your tenant policy, and flags anything missing before touching a thing.

Here's what I'm going to do
DRY RUNNot Executed
⚠️ This is a dry run. No changes have been executed.
Current State
Appacme-api
ProviderDIGITALOCEAN
Instances2 (basic-xs)
Environmentproduction
Planned Changes
Will scale app ‘acme-api’ from 2 to 4 instances with size basic-xs
· Scale service 'web' in app 'acme-api'
→ Instance count: 2 → 4
Warnings
· Scaling during peak hours may briefly affect response times.
Execution #7823 · deploy_app · acme-api → production
03

The execution engine takes over

It triggers CI/CD workflows, monitors the build, coordinates your cloud provider — in the right sequence, with the right credentials.

04

You watch it happen

Status streams back in real time. Every step is visible. Every action is logged. Nothing is a black box.

Execution Details
Execution: exec-7823 · acme-api · scale_app
Timeline
State
Diff
Summary of Changes
Before
After
Instance count
2
4
Instance size
basic-xs
basic-s
Service
web
web
✓Scale propellant-demo-app (web) · Succeeded
CHANGES APPLIEDSize: basic-xs → basic-s

BUILT FOR YOUR STACK

The full stack, connected.

Works with the infrastructure you already have. No migrations. No vendor lock-in. No new primitives to learn.

COMPUTE

DigitalOcean App Platform

Deploy from registry. Scale instances. Check health. View logs. Manage your entire DO footprint without opening the dashboard.

CLOUD

Azure App Service

Discover web apps, scale resources, manage resource groups — without touching the portal.

AWS  ·  GCP  ·  Huawei Cloud  —  on the roadmap

THE BEGINNING

Stop clicking.
Start shipping.

PropellantStack is in early access. Join the teams building with it today — and help shape what it becomes.

This is what DevOps was always supposed to be.

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