Compartment Enterprise
Securely share and scale custom internal apps and workflows
What it does
Compartment gives teams a self-hosted path from AI-built source code to a protected app URL. Developers deploy through the CLI or Git. With the new Kubernetes runtime, teams get isolated project namespaces, NetworkPolicies, gVisor-sandboxed builds and workloads, rolling deployments, durable recovery, and promotion without rebuilding. Operators can install it on a clean Ubuntu VM or an existing Kubernetes cluster while keeping infrastructure and data under their control.
Deploy and share AI-built apps, tools, and automations on infrastructure you control.
Small software should be as easy to share with your colleagues as a Google Doc. Compartment turns working code into software your team can use. One command gives every app a consistent deployment path, a stable URL, and HTTPS. Team access and permissions are built in—no auth implementation for every app. Keep each app isolated, observable, and connected to the private systems it needs. Big clouds were built for big software. Compartment is built for the small apps a team creates for itself. Apps, scripts, agents, and workflows designed around the way a team actually works. Install Compartment on your infrastructure, then deploy and share yourfrom compartment.dev
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