You built your product in a weekend and deployed to Vercel, Supabase, Railway or AWS. Now you need to figure out how to pick the right region, scale to multiple instances, add monitoring and alerts, and who to ping when something breaks… and you don't have a cloud engineer.
We spent a decade at our previous startup (CodeSignal), building a $500M platform while scaling to millions of users and customers like Meta & Netflix. Now we're standardizing how web applications are operated in production, so developers can build reliable production apps without becoming cloud infrastructure experts.
Modelence is a production cloud that's designed for enterprise-grade apps, abstracting away the infrastructure layer:
Deployments & hosting
Background jobs and persistence
File storage, real-time data and networking
Monitoring and alerts
Platforms like Vercel and Supabase are easy to start with, but most companies that start getting real customers eventually need a persistent backend where processes can run beyond just a few minutes at a time, unlike pure serverless. And low-level cloud platforms like AWS are meant to be operated by cloud engineers and are too complicated for engineers who want to focus on product rather than infra. Modelence is your managed backend infrastructure, built on decades of our experience operating web apps in the cloud.
