Point High at a repo. It builds the image and runs it wherever you choose — cloud Kubernetes, a VPS, or a Pi at home — then stitches every component into one private network.
EKS, GKE, a VPS, a homeserver, a Raspberry Pi. Enroll a machine as an outpost and it becomes a deploy target.
Every component joins an isolated per-tenant network. Your API in the cloud talks to a database at home as if they shared a LAN.
The web console with integrated chat, or your own MCP client. Building, manifests, and reconciling are derived for you.
Every commit becomes an immutable multi-arch image, with provenance attached.
Reusable, versioned configuration — env, resources, scaling, routes, secret refs.
Build × config × stage, rendered to a manifest and reconciled across your outposts.
Phases move pending → progressing → ready. Rollback re-applies a prior release.
Every stage converges through five phases, and the console shows where each one stands.
Connect an outpost and deploy a release in minutes.
Questions, early access — your message lands directly in my notifications.