One environment
per builder. Zero friction.
Anyone in your organization - engineers, designers, PMs - can spin up a fully configured clone of your production stack in minutes. No Docker Desktop, no WSL2 wrestling, no week-long onboarding. Pre-configured by your platform team, accessible from any device.
$ curl -fsSL https://skill.qovery.com/install.sh | bash> Create a dev environment for my project with Qovery
Laptops can't
run your
stack anymore.
Modern stacks have dozens of services, multiple databases, and AI agents running in parallel. Laptops melt. Cross-platform friction (macOS vs WSL2 vs Linux) wastes platform team time. New-hire onboarding takes a week. And autonomous agents need isolated sandboxes with network controls - not your engineer's laptop.
Local dev is broken at scale
Docker Desktop consumes 12+ GB RAM. Port collisions between clones. File watchers break on WSL2. Bind mount performance is terrible on macOS. Your platform team fixes environment issues instead of building product.
Agents need isolated sandboxes
Running Claude Code autonomously on a developer's laptop means the agent has access to SSH keys, API tokens, and local credentials. That's a significant blast radius for a runaway task.
Non-engineers are locked out
A marketer who wants to test a landing page variant, a PM who needs to reproduce a bug - they can't set up Docker Compose. They file tickets and wait.
Clone, work, ship.
On your Kubernetes.
Ready to see this in action?
Dev envs for humans
and agents.
Six capabilities that turn development environments into an enterprise-grade platform - for your entire organization.
One env per person or agent
Each developer, designer, or AI agent gets a named, persistent remote environment. Full stack clone. Reachable from any device.
Blueprint environments
Define your stack once as a template. Clone it on demand. New hire onboarding: one command, productive in under 4 minutes.
Agent-friendly by design
AI agents work autonomously inside isolated sandboxes with network controls. Submit a PR when done. No access to local credentials.
Auto-shutdown when idle
Environments auto-suspend after configurable idle time. Persistent volumes retained. Resume in minutes. Karpenter terminates unused nodes.
Network isolation
HTTP allowlists via squid proxy, DNS filtering via dnsmasq. Control exactly what your agents can reach. Cilium support coming.
Works with any editor
VS Code Remote Tunnels, Cursor, JetBrains Gateway, Zed over SSH. The remote env is your development machine.
From laptop chaos
to cloud-native dev.
How engineering orgs migrate from Docker on laptops to managed remote environments.
Template the stack
Define a blueprint environment: devcontainer + databases + services. Lock it to the main branch.
Pilot with 10 engineers
Ten engineers trade their laptop Docker stack for a remote environment. Cross-platform friction eliminated.
Team-wide + non-engineers
Every engineer, designer, and PM has a named env. Policy guardrails and network controls enforced.
Agents run autonomously
AI agents spin up isolated environments, work on tasks unattended, and surface PRs. One stack per ticket.
“We set up Remote Development Environments on Qovery so anyone - engineers, but also non-technical team members - can spin up a fully configured stack on demand. For Claude Code, agents work on tasks unattended for hours inside an isolated sandbox, then surface a PR when done.”
Give everyone
a runway.
Template your stack once. Let every engineer, every agent, every team member spin up their own isolated environment.