Refinery
The power of serverless made easy via a drag-and-drop editor
Refinery launched on July 30, 2019 with 222 votes, #74 of 3,007 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.
What it does
Refinery allows you to utilize all the power of AWS serverless via a drag-and-drop editor (no serverless knowledge required!). We abstract away all of the infrastructure work to allow you to ship services in a fraction of the time.
Refinery turns stranded power into sovereign AI compute, then connects every site as one virtual data center.
Refinery deploys sovereign AI infrastructure where power already exists, then connects every site as one virtual data center. The AI race now belongs to the usable megawatt. Why powered sites could beat the queue. One repeatable architecture from local electrons to shared intelligence. Start with electricity that is already generated, connected, and underused. Refinery is source-agnostic: stranded generation, constrained grid capacity, and powered industrial sites can all become inputs. Factory-built, liquid-cooled infrastructure turns that power into private AI compute. Workloads and proprietary data remain inside a sovereign operating boundary. Every deployment adds capacity to a shared…from refinery.io
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