What's being built
Focused on making ephemeral dev environments faster, smarter, and more useful for individual developers. Priorities shift based on feedback.
Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, MinIO, Linux, Debian, RHEL — ready in under 30 s.
Environments self-destruct on schedule. Extend with one click before they expire.
.sql / .json seed files that run against the DB automatically on startup.
Group environments into named networks. Reach each other via stable internal hostnames.
Browser shell for Linux/Debian/RHEL containers. No SSH client needed.
HTTP health checks with custom assertions, p95 latency tracking, and email alerts.
Copy host, port, password, and full connection string instantly.
Containers freeze after inactivity, freeing RAM without deleting the environment. Wake-on-connect brings them back in seconds.
InfrastructureSend monitoring alerts to any HTTP endpoint — Slack, Discord, ntfy, or your own receiver.
MonitoringFull event history per environment: create, extend, suspend, seed run, network join, delete.
UXCreate, list, connect, and delete environments from your terminal. Outputs connection strings ready for piping into scripts or .env files.
Developer ExperienceSpin up a fresh database environment in CI, run your tests against it, auto-delete on job completion. Zero setup.
Developer ExperienceSpin up environments on a cron schedule — useful for nightly CI runs or weekly seed resets on a staging DB.
EnvironmentsCopy connection strings formatted for Prisma, Drizzle, SQLAlchemy, TypeORM, and more. One click, paste, done.
Developer ExperienceMonitoring alerts beyond email. SMS and Slack channels for the Ultimate plan.
MonitoringSave the state of a DB environment and restore it later. Useful for resetting a test database to a known starting point.
EnvironmentsGenerate a short-lived share link with connection details — handy for sharing a demo DB with a colleague.
UXCreate and connect to environments from within VS Code. Connection strings injected straight into your workspace .env.
Developer ExperienceAccess environments at predictable URLs like db-name.devplat.io instead of random host:port pairs.
EnvironmentsOpen a support ticket from the console or email support@devplat.ch. The most-requested features move up the list.