Autonomous software operations

You build the empire.
Rexship keeps the software standing.

Rexship is one platform that builds, ships, hosts, defends and maintains your software on its own, inside your policies, from first commit to production.

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Code hosting · CI · Deploys & hosting · Edge & security · Maintenance · On-call

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What Rexship runs

Code hosting & CI

Your engineers build. Rexship runs the rest.

The storefront is software now: the app, the checkout, the sign-in. Rexship hosts its code, runs its pipelines and serves it to your customers.

Risk: Customers lost to a broken release
Rexship: Every release built, tested and gated before it ships

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Edge & security

More stores. More doors to guard.

Every location, partner and integration adds code, more of it written by AI, and new ways in. Rexship reviews every change, patches what ages and puts every endpoint behind a defended edge.

Risk: A breach through a new door
Rexship: Every change reviewed for eight kinds of weakness

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One owner

Then operations becomes a second business.

A repository host, a pipeline, scanners and an on-call contractor: each owns a slice, none answers for the whole. Rexship runs all of it as one platform, under one contract.

Risk: A patchwork of vendors, and no single owner
Rexship: One platform, one contract, one owner

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Maintenance

At height, every repair comes with proof.

A missed patch or a slow fix becomes customers who cannot sign in. Rexship finds the fault, repairs it and adds a test that fails before the fix and passes after.

Risk: Thin tests, and faults customers find first
Rexship: A regression test with every repair

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The platform

Your business scales. Your software holds.

One operating layer under everything you run. Rexship builds, ships, hosts, defends and maintains it, and answers for whether it keeps working.

Code hosting
CI
Deploys & hosting
Edge & security
Maintenance
On-call

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Working with Rexship

Expansion

Then you look past the shoreline.

New markets to conquer. Your software makes the crossing with you.

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How it works

Bring what you’ve built aboard.

Connect your repositories, services and agents as they are, on Rexship’s cloud or your own VPC with keys you hold. Your code is never used to train models.

Stacks: Rust, TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, C#/.NET
Pace: One system at a time, without a rewrite

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Releases

Nothing ships untested.

Every change is tested in a sealed environment on your suite, and every model output is screened. Routine releases ship on their own; consequential ones wait for a named approver, sensitive ones for two.

Risk: A release that takes production down
Rexship: Staged releases with automatic rollback

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Security

Your hand stays on the helm.

You set the course; Rexship works the rigging. It acts under your policies and your single sign-on, and you can stop it at any time.

Scope: Only what you connect, least-privileged, on keys you revoke
Data: Isolated, encrypted, in regions you choose
Record: Every action attributed, tamper-evident

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On-call

Weather is constant. So is the watch.

New vulnerabilities, traffic surges and failing dependencies arrive at any hour. Rexship patches, scales, defends and answers incidents on its own, and holds the pager so your engineers can sleep.

Risk: Breaches in the news, incidents at night
Rexship: A person paged only when your policy says so