Plan · Approve · Verify

Cloud Operations You Can Verify

Tell SnapFlow what needs doing in your cloud. It lays out a plan, waits for approval where needed, carries out the work with temporary, scoped access, and checks the result.

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Your cloud
  • Approval gates for risky changes
  • No stored cloud credentials
  • A record of what happened

Built for the infrastructure you already run

The problem

Cloud work gets in the way of shipping. Small jobs wait for the one person who knows the setup, and after a change it can be hard to tell exactly what happened.

Waiting on the person who knows the setup

A simple environment change can pull an engineer away from product work, or wait until they have a gap.

Cloud costs that are easy to miss

Idle resources and oversized services can keep running when nobody has time to review them.

Changes that are hard to verify

Teams need a clear account of what changed, what was approved, and what the checks showed.

How it works

From a Request to a Checked Result

SnapFlow turns an infrastructure request into planned steps. You can review the work before it runs, approve sensitive changes, and check the result afterwards.

01
prepare a test environment for checkout
Preparing a plan

Describe the task

Say what you need in plain language. SnapFlow prepares a plan before making changes.

02

Needs approval

Update security group · production

Affects 2 resources · plan attached

Hold offApprove

Review and approve

See the steps and the resources they affect. Changes that need human approval wait for it.

03
Run #M-08213Verified
Resources checked3
Checks passed3
Approvals on record1

Run and verify

SnapFlow carries out approved work using short-lived, scoped access, then checks the resulting cloud state and records the outcome.

See Each Job in One Place

Track what SnapFlow is doing, which steps need approval, and what the checks found. Keep the plan and the resulting record together, so your team can review the work later.

Built for real environments

Your Cloud.
Your Servers.

AWS is the environment we've tested most. GCP and Azure support is less extensively tested. SnapFlow can also work with on-premise environments through a deployable CLI agent.

  • AWS · most tested
  • Google Cloud · Azure
  • On-premise via CLI agent
  • No stored cloud credentials

Where SnapFlow can help

Take Repetitive Infrastructure Work Off the Queue

Routine Cloud Operations

Prepare test environments, handle common configuration changes, or work through small infrastructure tasks without losing track of the steps.

  • Test environments
  • Common configuration changes
  • Every step kept on record
This week4 jobs
Test environmentVerified
Config changeVerified
Access for a new hireApproved
Cluster upgradeRunning

Cloud Cost Review

Find resources that may be idle or oversized, review the proposed change, and decide what to do. Review the evidence for each recommendation before anything is changed.

  • Possibly idle or oversized resources
  • Evidence before any change
  • You decide what to act on
Cost reviewAwaiting you
Flagged6
EvidenceAttached
ChangesNone yet

Deployment and Recovery Work

Plan deployment or remediation steps, keep risky actions behind approval, and verify the resulting state. The exact workflows depend on your environment and setup.

  • Planned deployment and remediation steps
  • Risky actions held for approval
  • Resulting state verified
RemediationNeeds approval
1Plan the remediation steps
2Approve — production only
3Verify the resulting state

Example scenarios

A small team without a dedicated DevOps engineer. Get help with a cloud task while keeping the technical owner in control.

A release is blocked by infrastructure work. Review the proposed steps and approvals before the task runs.

Cloud spend needs attention. Inspect resources and review possible changes before deciding whether to act.

A security review asks what changed. Use the job record to see the plan, approvals, and outcome.

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Why SnapFlow

Automation should show its work. SnapFlow is designed for teams that want help with infrastructure tasks without handing over unchecked control.

Approve

Human approval for sensitive changes

Risky work can wait for a person to review and approve the plan.

Scoped

Temporary access, limited to the task

SnapFlow uses short-lived, scoped OIDC access instead of keeping long-lived cloud credentials.

Checked

A result you can inspect

SnapFlow checks the real cloud state after the work and keeps an audit trail of the run.

Built for Real Environments

AWS is the environment we've tested most. GCP and Azure support is less extensively tested. SnapFlow can also work with on-premise environments through a deployable CLI agent.

PlanApproveVerify

Early partners

Built With Feedback From Teams Working on Real Infrastructure

SnapFlow is being tested with early design partners as we refine the workflows, controls, and evidence teams need before trusting automation with cloud operations.

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Pricing

Know the Scope Before Work Starts

SnapFlow's commercial offer is still being shaped with early customers. For a pilot, we'll agree on the work, success checks, and price before starting.

1The work

The task, the environment it touches, and which steps need approval.

2The success checks

What the resulting state should look like, so the result can be checked against it.

3The price

Agreed for the pilot before anything starts.

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Getting started

Start With One Infrastructure Task

New task
Set up a staging environment

1Tell Us the Goal

Tell us what you want to accomplish.

Plan ready · 5 steps 2 approval points

2Review the Plan

Review the proposed steps and approval points.

Connecting AWS Short-lived access · scoped to the task

3Connect Your Environment

Connect the relevant environment when you're ready.

SnapFlowDone. 3 of 3 checks passed.
M
MayaLooks good, thanks!

4Approve and Verify

Approve the work and review the verified result.

Integrations and environments

Designed for the Infrastructure Your Team Already Runs

AWS is our most-tested environment today; GCP and Azure are supported but have had less testing. On-premise environments can use SnapFlow's deployable CLI agent. Tell us about your setup and we can confirm whether it's covered.

AWSMost tested
Google CloudSupported, less tested
AzureSupported, less tested
On-premiseVia the CLI agent
Tell us about your setup

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is SnapFlow?

SnapFlow helps teams carry out cloud and infrastructure work from natural-language requests. It plans the steps, pauses for approval when needed, executes with scoped access, and checks the result.

Can it make changes to production by itself?

Sensitive changes can be held for human approval. The approval rules and workflow are agreed for each environment, so SnapFlow doesn't get blanket permission to change production.

How does SnapFlow access my cloud?

It uses short-lived, scoped OIDC access rather than storing long-lived cloud credentials. Access is limited to the work being performed.

How does it check that a task worked?

After a run, SnapFlow checks the resulting infrastructure state and records what happened. The checks depend on the task and environment, so review the evidence for each run.

What happens if a task can't be completed?

SnapFlow shows where the run stopped and what still needs attention. How incomplete work is handled, including any payment terms, is agreed before a pilot begins.

How much does it cost?

Pilot pricing depends on the scope and is agreed before work starts. Contact us to discuss the task and the success criteria.

Which AI models does SnapFlow use?

SnapFlow is designed to be LLM-agnostic. Available model and account options depend on the configuration.

Is SnapFlow SOC 2 certified?

Not yet. We're working toward SOC 2 Type I. We'll be clear about the current status and share the controls and evidence available during a security review.

Does SnapFlow support my setup?

AWS is the most-tested environment. GCP and Azure support is less extensively tested, and on-premise environments can use the deployable CLI agent. Contact us to check a particular workflow.

Get started

Try a Cloud Task With SnapFlow

Start with a specific job. Review the plan, decide what to approve, and inspect the result.

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