Build the internal tooling your team deserves — with control, not constraints.
✅ Offer self-service access to infrastructure, policies, and templates
✅ Enforce your architecture standards with code
✅ Manage the full lifecycle of resources programmatically
No more YAML. Model delivery workflows in TypeScript that are resilient to crashes, easy to evolve.
✅ Use a robust workflow engine to ensure your delivery never break under pressure.
✅ Leverage the full TypeScript ecosystem for safety and speed
✅ Integrate easily with modern IaC tools like Terraform, Pulumi, or CDK
Centralize and automate full lifecycle management for all your multi-tenant platform resources.
✅ Run your apps in multiple tenants or customer environments with ease
✅ Automatically sync app dependencies and infrastructure stacks
✅ Standardize once, reuse everywhere — no more environment hacks
Turn your best practices into reusable, codified workflows.
✅ React to platform events with custom logic (e.g. new repo, app creation)
✅ Codify and test manual processes once — reuse them everywhere
✅ Provide safe, repeatable self-service actions to your team
Write your backend orchestrator in TypeScript. Define flows that call actions, handle dependencies, errors, and recovery — all in code.
Multi-repo? Multi-cloud? Multi-tenant?
No more one-pipeline-per-project.
Each flow acts as a true logical unit — cross-account, cross-repo, cross-stack.
OrbiTS retries only the failed parts.
Every step is observable, replayable, and can trigger rollback or alerts.
Run your flows locally with the same behavior as in production. No need to containerize your app or maintain complex CI logic just to test infra.
OrbiTS is open-source, easy to adopt, and already deployed in real-world production stacks.
It simplifies intricate processes into efficient, reusable workflows, boosting productivity and reliability.
It seamlessly integrates multi-cloud, multi-repo, and multi-tenant operations for ultimate flexibility.
Absolutely, it provides a cohesive framework ensuring uniform deployments across all environments.
Definitely, it allows local testing of workflows, mirroring production for assured deployment success.