Self driving infra in your cloud
We spent years scaling infrastructure at GitHub. Now we're using AI to make that expertise available to every developer.
The way we manage infrastructure hasn't really changed since 2014. Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS. Powerful tools, but you need years of experience to use them well. Most teams either hire expensive specialists or cobble things together and hope for the best.
We think AI changes this. Not by replacing infrastructure engineers, but by encoding their expertise into tools that any developer can use. Tell Cased what you want to deploy and where. It figures out the rest.
We've been building developer tools for a long time. We know what it takes to make something developers actually want to use. And we've operated infrastructure at scale, so we know what matters when things go wrong at 3am.
Our investors include Founders Fund, Sancus Ventures, Abstraction Capital as well as angel investors from Google, Meta, GitHub, and Heroku.
Ted Nyman
Ted joined GitHub as a systems engineer when it was still a startup. He became GitHub's first VP of Engineering and later CTO, helping scale the platform to tens of millions of developers. Before GitHub, he was a founding engineer at BankSimple.
Ben Bleikamp
Ben joined GitHub as one of its first 15 employees and one of the first design engineers. He went on to lead GitHub's design team and later founded its product management organization. After GitHub, he spent several years at Meta leading teams working on design tools and infrastructure.
