Toolchain chaos
CI here, deploys there, scanners elsewhere. Every new service rewires the same plumbing.
The AI-native governed software factory
Build anything. Prove everything.
One governed factory on the tools you already run. Every change moves through the same inspection stations and carries a record on the way out, whether a person or a model made it.
No obligation. Connect your own tools. Self-host or run managed. Prefer to read first? Read the docs.
payments-api · on the line governed
- scaffold Golden path · service wired
- build One pipeline · any target
- test Tests · quality gate
- secure Scan · policy gate
- deploy GitOps · promote
chain of custody: intact
shipped · record sealed
One change, scaffold to shipped, inspected and recorded at every station.
A factory does not trade speed for proof. The gates are built into the line, so the quickest way through is the inspected way through.
Flows, so nothing waits.
Your tools connect into one line. No manual handoffs, no idle stations, no part carried across by hand.
Gates, so nothing slips.
Inspection runs between stations. A change that fails stops before it reaches the next one.
Records, so nothing is in doubt.
Every release leaves a record you can hand an auditor, showing what shipped and how.
Built for regulated teams
- FinTech & Banking
- Government
- Healthcare
- Telecommunications
- Energy & Utilities
- Transportation
- Technology & SaaS
Purpose-built for FinTech, government, and transportation teams.
- Your infra
- Self-host on your own stack, air-gapped if you need it
- Tool-agnostic
- Wraps the stack you already run
- Governed
- Every action audited and reversible
Works with your stack
Source control, CI/CD, security, observability, and more, connected through one governed line.
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Atlassian
- Jenkins
- CircleCI
- Argo Project
- HashiCorp
- Terraform Cloud
- Pulumi
- Cloudflare
- Snyk
- Aqua Security
- SonarSource
- Datadog
- Grafana
- Sentry
- Splunk
- PagerDuty
- Okta
- Slack
- ServiceNow
- +93 more
The problem
Your stack grew. Your control didn't.
Every tool you add is one more thing to secure, govern, and prove. Past a certain size, holding it together by hand stops working.
With IntegraCI
Without IntegraCI
Without IntegraCI
Governance as an afterthought
Bolted on at the end. Scanners that flag but don't gate. Policies in a wiki.
Compliance by screenshot
When the auditor asks who approved what, you dig through chat threads and logs.
Ticket-ops bottleneck
Two-week waits for a namespace or a deploy. The platform team is the queue.
With IntegraCI
Connect what you already run
Wrap your existing stack with connectors. No rip-and-replace.
Governance on the paved road
Golden paths ship pre-wired with builds, checks, deploys, and dashboards.
Evidence before the auditor asks
Every action lands in a tamper-proof audit log you can export.
Self-service, not tickets
Developers ship on a paved road instead of waiting in a queue.
How it works
From your tools to a governed, audited deploy in four steps.
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Connect your tools
Install connectors for the stack you already run. No rip-and-replace; wrap what you have instead of standing up something new.
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Adopt a golden path
Start a new service from a golden path. It ships pre-wired with builds, security checks, deploys, and dashboards. Opinionated and supported, but you can deviate when you need to.
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Ship through the gates
Every change runs through your security and policy gates, then deploys automatically. Kubernetes today, with VM, serverless, mobile, and static targets too.
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See it and govern it
Watch delivery health on dashboards built from your own data. Every action is recorded in a tamper-proof audit log you can export. Evidence is ready before the auditor asks.
The six pillars
One platform, six jobs it never stops doing.
Browse by intent, not by tool. Pick a pillar to see what it does and how it looks in the flow.
Deliver
Plan, code, build, release, and deploy on one path, with golden paths and GitOps.
- Golden-path scaffolders
- Pipeline + drift visibility
- GitOps deploy and promotion
- Internal Developer Portal
- CI/CD orchestration
- GitOps
- Multi-Target Deployment
- Feature Management
new service · checkout scaffolding
- Template: Go service
- CI + scans attached
- Deploy to dev
- Promote → staging
Quality
Scorecards, tests, and quality gates that hold the line on every change.
- Scorecards across security, delivery, and reliability
- Your tests run as governed pipeline steps
- Gate on coverage, performance, and resilience
- Scorecards
- Test Automation
- Code Quality
- Performance Testing
- Resilience Testing
checkout · scorecard graded
- Tests: 482 passed
- Coverage: 81% (≥ 80)
- Quality gate: passed
- Scorecard: B → A target
Secure
Scanning, supply chain, and access, gated on policy on the path every change takes.
- Scanners wired into every pipeline
- A build that breaks policy is blocked
- Signed, attested releases
- Application Security Testing
- Supply Chain Security
- Access Governance
- Policy as Code
payments-api · release gated
- SAST + dependency scan
- Policy gate: no critical CVEs
- Image signed + attested
- Promotion blocked → 1 finding
Operate
DORA, SLOs, incidents, runbooks, observability, and cost, for what happens after you ship.
- DORA metrics from your own data
- SLOs and error budgets
- Incidents and runbooks in one place
- SLOs & Reliability
- Incidents & Runbooks
- Observability
- DORA & DevEx Insights
- FinOps
checkout · reliability healthy
- Deploy frequency: 14 / wk
- Change-fail rate: 4%
- SLO: 99.9% · budget 38% left
- Open incidents: 0
Govern
Policy as code, a tamper-evident audit trail, evidence, and compliance policy bundles.
- Versioned, tested policy bundles
- Tamper-evident, exportable audit
- Compliance bundles for common frameworks
- Policy as Code
- Compliance & Audit
- Posture Management
- Onboarding Guardrails
audit · last 24h tamper-evident
- deploy.approve · alice
- policy.update · signed
- evidence.export · SOC 2
- hash chain intact
AI
AI across the SDLC, every call policy-checked and every state-changing action human-approved.
- One governed gateway for every model call
- A copilot that drafts, you approve
- Agents that act under policy and approval
- AI Gateway
- AI Copilot
- AIOps
- Agentic AI
agent · open-pr human-approved
- Policy check: passed
- Scoped credentials issued
- Awaiting approval · alice
- Action logged to audit
Maturity without the build
Best practice is the default, not a project
Standing up and running an internal platform is a multi-year effort that pulls your best engineers off the product. IntegraCI encodes secure, governed, production-grade delivery as golden paths, so your teams operate at a maturity that usually takes years to build, without building or running the platform themselves.
- 01 · Adopt
In days, not quarters
Developers spin up a governed service on a paved road instead of waiting on a platform project. Self-service onboarding, with pipelines and gates already wired.
- 02 · Standardize
Best practice is the default
Security scanning, policy gates, supply-chain checks, and golden paths ship pre-wired. No trial-and-error, and no do-it-yourself platform to maintain as the ecosystem moves.
- 03 · Improve
Maturity that compounds
Delivery and reliability insights (DORA and scorecards) show where to get better, so your practices keep evolving with evidence instead of plateauing.
What you get
AI on every step. You, still in control.
Governed AI
AI woven across the lifecycle, on a leash.
AI opens fix PRs, investigates incidents, and heals issues with your approval. On your own infrastructure, on the model you choose.
payments-api · main checks passed
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AI opened a pull request
fix: patch a vulnerable dependency
resolves a high-severity CVE
✓ scan ✓ policy ✓ audit logged
Per-tenant budgets + guardrails · your infra
Golden paths
29 paved roads. New services ship pre-wired, no two-week ticket.
Pre-wired for every major language
Security on the paved road
Scanners wired into every pipeline. Failed checks block the release.
Scanner-gated · policy-enforced
Pipeline + drift visibility
See every pipeline and catch drift before it becomes an incident.
Live cluster drift detection
Policy-as-code
Governance as versioned, tested code. The same on every team.
Versioned · every rule tested
Delivery insight + self-healing
DORA from your own data. Self-healing rolls back or scales, behind your approval.
Approval-gated remediation
Security & trust
Security you can point at, not adjectives.
Regulated buyers fact-check. So we lead with mechanisms, and the controls live in the code.
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Isolation enforced at the database
Each tenant's data is walled off in the database itself, not by app code you have to trust.
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Tamper-proof audit log
Every action is cryptographically chained. Export evidence on demand.
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Compliance bundles, ready to use
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and more. (Bundles, not certification.)
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Enterprise identity
Automated provisioning, GDPR export and erasure. SSO/SAML from the Team plan.
Audit log tamper-proof
- deploy.approved user:lena #a1f3…
- scan.passed payments-api #b7c2…
- policy.evaluated prod-sg #c9e1…
- ai.pr_opened #42 #d3f8…
chained · SHA-256
Origin
Built by practitioners, for practitioners.
IntegraCI didn't start as a product pitch. It started as the platform we kept wishing we had on every regulated team we'd worked on.
The win
We automated parts of the pipeline and won battles: a faster build here, a cleaner deploy there. But the wins stayed local. Every team rebuilt the same wiring, and the platform never added up to more than the sum of its scripts.
The war
Meanwhile we were losing the war against complexity: disconnected dashboards, governance that lived in wikis, and audit evidence we reconstructed by hand. The harder we worked, the more the seams showed.
The mandate
So we built IntegraCI to be the platform we wished we had: the one to solve the problem we lived. Practitioner-grade, governed by design, and honest about what it does.
One governed line
Many tools. Hundreds of services. One platform you govern.
Every facet of our mark is a piece of your SDLC. IntegraCI connects them and holds them to one set of rules, so the secure path is the default and every action leaves a trail.
- Secure by default
- Operate with confidence
- Govern with proof
Pricing
Start self-serve. Scale on your terms.
Self-hosted or managed. Per-seat pricing, viewers free, and no surprise invoices. Pick the model that fits a platform with hundreds of services.
Team
Per builder seatWhere most teams start. Golden paths, single sign-on, scorecards, policy gates, and governed AI on your own LLM key. Per-seat pricing, viewers free, a guided evaluation to begin.
Get a tailored quoteEnterprise
Enforced org-wide governance, SCIM, the governed AI control plane, HA and DR, and procurement-ready terms. Self-hosted or managed.
Get a tailored quoteSovereign
Fully self-hosted all the way to air-gapped, for data that legally cannot leave your boundary. Signed offline updates, mapped to your regime.
Get a tailored quoteFAQ
Quick answers.
The things teams ask first. See all questions.
Does IntegraCI replace my CI/CD?
No. It orchestrates and gates the CI you already run, and your runners still execute the builds. You connect your tools through connectors rather than ripping them out.
What does "governed AI" mean?
Every AI and agent action runs behind human-in-the-loop approval and policy gates, with scoped credentials and a full audit trail. A person still signs off on anything consequential.
How are tenants kept apart?
Isolation is enforced in the database with row-level security, closed by default, so the boundary holds even if application code has a bug.
Can I self-host it?
Yes. Deploy it with Helm to your own Kubernetes, air-gapped if you need it, so the platform and your data stay inside your boundary.
Can I try it on my own stack?
Yes. After a short demo we set you up with a guided evaluation, scoped to your tools, on your own infrastructure or managed, so you can see it on your own stack before you commit.
Build, secure, ship. And prove it.
You've seen the controls. Request a demo and watch something ship through the gates, on your own stack.
No obligation. Self-host or managed.