No on-call. No YAML sprawl. No 3am pages.

Ship code.
Skip the ops.

noop is the autonomous operations layer that deploys, scales, monitors, and self-heals your apps — so your team writes features, not runbooks.

Join the waitlist → See how it works
~/my-app — noop
$ noop up
→ detected: Node 20 · Postgres · 2 background workers
→ provisioning infra ......... done
→ wiring autoscaler + health checks done
→ enabling self-healing + zero-downtime deploys done
✓ live in 38s → https://my-app.noop.run
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noop /ˈnoʊ.ɒp/ noun · computing
1. Short for no-operation — a machine instruction that tells the processor to do nothing and move on. Zero side effects, zero overhead. "The compiler padded the loop with a noop."
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2. By extension, NoOps — a way of building software where operations work effectively disappears: infrastructure, scaling, and incidents are fully automated away. "We went noop and disbanded the on-call rotation."
3. noop.support — the platform that turns sense #2 into a command you can run. "Just noop up it."
Origin  from no + operation. The instruction that does nothing — so you can do everything else.

Integrates easily with your favorite cloud platform & frontier AI APIs

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// what noop handles

Everything between git push and production.

The operational surface area that used to need a platform team — automated, observed, and owned by noop.

⤴

Zero-config deploys

Push to your branch. noop detects your stack, builds, and ships with zero-downtime rollouts and instant rollbacks — no Dockerfiles or pipelines required.

∿

Self-healing infra

Crashed pod? Memory leak? Bad deploy? noop detects, isolates, and recovers automatically — and writes you a plain-English postmortem after.

⇅

Elastic autoscale

Scales to your traffic in seconds and back down to zero when idle. You never tune a replica count or pay for capacity you aren't using.

◎

Observability, built in

Logs, traces, and metrics correlated out of the box. Ask "why was checkout slow at 2pm?" and get an answer, not a dashboard scavenger hunt.

⛨

Secure by default

Encrypted secrets, automatic TLS, network isolation, and SOC 2-aligned controls — applied on day one, maintained without you noticing.

∅

No on-call rotation

noop watches production 24/7 and remediates the toil. Your humans only hear from it when a real decision needs a human.

38s
median time to live
0
YAML files to write
90%
less ops toil reported
99.99%
uptime, self-managed
// the control plane

One dashboard. Production runs itself.

Everything noop is doing on your behalf — deploys, scaling, healing — in one calm view you rarely need to open.

my-app / production

Overview

All systems nominal
Requests / min
14.2k
▲ 8% vs 1h ago
p95 latency
82ms
▼ 11ms
Error rate
0.01%
stable
Active instances
6
autoscaled +2

Traffic — last 24h

requests/min
00:0006:0012:0018:00now

Recent activity

auto
✓
Deployed #a1f9 — zero downtime, 38s
2m
⇅
Scaled up 4 → 6 instances (traffic spike)
14m
∿
Self-healed worker OOM restarted, no impact
1h
⛨
Patched base image CVE auto-applied
5h
⇣
Scaled to zero preview env idle overnight
9h
// always on

Push code. The hooks take it from there.

Behind every project runs an agentic loop — reasoning over your system around the clock, wired into OpenTelemetry for its eyes and ears. Metrics, traces, and logs stream in; the agent decides and acts. It'll know to act before you finish reading the alert.

→ Push-and-forget. Commit hooks build, test, and ship. No pipeline babysitting, no deploy checklist.
→ OTel-native. Drop in your OpenTelemetry feed and the agent sees everything — spans, metrics, logs, correlated.
→ Continuous reasoning. A 24/7 loop that detects anomalies, forms a hypothesis, and remediates — then verifies it worked.
→ Faster than the page. By the time PagerDuty would've buzzed, noop has already rolled back, scaled out, or healed — and left you the receipt.
◎
Observe
∿
Reason
⚡
Act
✓
Verify
noop
agent loop
24/7
// three steps, then never again

Set it up once. Forget ops exists.

Connect your repo

Link GitHub, GitLab, or run noop init locally. noop reads your project and proposes a config — you approve it in one click.

Push your code

Every push builds, tests, and deploys behind a global edge. Preview environments spin up per pull request and tear down on merge.

Walk away

noop runs production for you — scaling, patching, healing, and reporting. You get your evenings, weekends, and focus back.

// the difference

Ops is a tax. noop is the refund.

🛠 Life without noop

  • ✗ A platform team you can't afford to hire
  • ✗ Pipelines that break the week before launch
  • ✗ 3am pages for a pod that just needed a restart
  • ✗ Cloud bills nobody fully understands
  • ✗ Engineers doing ops instead of product

◌ Life with noop

  • ✓ A full ops team, delivered as a command
  • ✓ Deploys that just work, every time
  • ✓ Incidents resolved before you wake up
  • ✓ Spend that scales to zero when idle
  • ✓ Engineers shipping features, full stop
// pricing

Pricing isn't set yet.

We're still in early access and shaping plans with our first users. Final numbers below are placeholders — join the waitlist and you'll help decide them (and lock in early-access rates).

∘

Hobby

$0 TBD

One project, scale-to-zero compute, community support. Perfect for side projects and prototypes.

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◌

Team PLANNED

$49 TBD

Unlimited projects, autoscaling, self-healing, preview envs, and full observability. No on-call needed.

Join waitlist
⊚

Enterprise

Custom TBD

Dedicated regions, SSO/SAML, compliance reporting, and a human SRE on speed-dial for the rare day you want one.

Join waitlist
// early access

Join the waitlist.

noop is in private early access. Drop your email and we'll invite you as we open up — early users help shape the product and lock in founding rates.

No spam. Just your invite when a spot opens.

◌ You're on the list — we'll be in touch. Welcome to NoOps.