Your development box.

What you get

• An SSH command that works from your terminal, from VS Code, or from a terminal in the browser, and the macOS and Windows apps when you would rather click.
• A stopped machine starts when you connect to it, so you never check whether it is running first.
• A development machine stops itself when it sees no activity: SSH sessions, CPU and network activity, and the AI harness on the machine. You can keep it running from the console, the desktop app, or the CLI.
• Resize CPU and RAM whenever the work changes.
• Every machine comes with Mecha, an assistant ready to tackle coding tasks, configuration and package installation. It is there as soon as your machine boots.
• The disk is fully persistent, so a machine you stop on Friday is the same machine on Monday.

From your terminal

machine work (mach_kxpkzlq4qf) requested
Launching. The cloud is creating the instance
Booting
Connecting. Waiting for initial connection
Online

SSH:   ssh work.deployport.sh
HTTPS: https://work.deployport.app/

deployport@work:~$ git clone git@github.com:acme/api.git
Cloning into 'api'...
deployport@work:~$ npm test

The same name opens in VS Code's remote, and the machine starts on the way in. Editing from the macOS or Windows app needs no terminal at all.

The cost

A machine is billed by the minute while it runs, and its storage while it is stopped, so an idle box costs you a disk and not a machine. Sizes start at $0.05 a machine-hour. See Pricing.