Products

Applications, services, environments, and deployments in one control plane.

Moltern is organized as a set of connected product surfaces, not isolated tools. Teams can deploy from Git, launch supporting services, group workloads by environment, and operate everything from the same workspace.

Platform modules

Built around the workflows teams actually run.

Moltern is easier to understand when you see the product as connected modules: applications, services, environments, deployments, webhooks, and the workspace controls around them.

Applications

Deploy apps from Git

Connect a repository and ship updates with build logs, deployment history, domains, and environment-aware routing.

Services

Launch supporting infrastructure

Provision databases, internal tools, and production services from the built-in catalog without hand-writing charts or Compose files.

Environments

Organize work by environment

Keep production, staging, and team-specific workloads separated while still operating them from one workspace.

Deployments

See every rollout clearly

Track build status, deploy progress, routes, and errors so operators know what changed and what needs attention.

Webhooks

Send deploy events outward

Forward deployment events to automation, chat, or incident tooling with signed outbound webhooks.

Workspace

Keep apps and services in one control plane

Manage applications, service dependencies, environments, and billing context from the same product instead of scattered tools.

Under the hood

Simple product surface, technical depth where it matters.

General users should be able to deploy quickly. Operators should still have the deployment status, service model, and recovery context needed to run the platform responsibly.

Production runtime

Moltern gives teams a simple control plane with health-gated rollouts, logs, domains, and recovery tools built in.

Real catalog services

The built-in catalog is driven by actual service definitions and platform-managed dependencies instead of marketing-only mock integrations.

Environment-aware operations

Applications, services, and deploy history all live against the same environment model so teams can reason about changes quickly.

Secrets, domains, and recovery

Store credentials per workspace, ship with generated URLs, add custom domains, and see clear recovery steps when a deployment fails.

Next step

See the full platform in action.

Create a workspace, start with the default production environment, and deploy your first application or service from the same interface.