Kuberns

Kuberns is a cloud platform-as-a-service from a small Indian startup. It uses AI agents to automate application deployment. You connect a GitHub repository, the platform detects the tech stack, and it sets up the build environment and a CI/CD pipeline without hand-written Dockerfiles or YAML. After that it handles deployment, scaling and monitoring from one dashboard. The workloads run on AWS, and the company also mentions GCP and Azure. Other features include custom domains with free SSL, a secrets manager, live logs, real-time monitoring and alerts, persistent storage, auto-scaling, multi-region support, DDoS protection, and backup and recovery options. The vendor also promotes native PostgreSQL databases that you can deploy alongside the app. Pricing is pay-as-you-go and billed monthly, with no platform, per-user or per-project fees. Every plan includes a baseline allowance of 5GB data transfer and about 20GB storage, though the homepage says 15GB. New users get trial credits and a money-back guarantee, and startups, freelancers and agencies can apply for discounted credits. Kuberns suits solo developers and early-stage teams that want something like Railway or Render with more automation. The main limitation is transparency. Per-resource rates are not published, so you have to use a calculator. There is little independent evidence about how the platform runs in production. And the company is very young, with roughly 10 staff.