AI writes the app.
VIBSL runs it in production.

Connect a GitHub repository. VIBSL builds it, scans it, and puts it on a live URL with rollback. When a build fails, an AI agent proposes the fix. When a release fails, another rolls it back.

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One path from commit to live app, with two AI agents on it.

Connect a repository. VIBSL builds it, scans it, and holds the release if a check fails. The Build agent fixes a failed build with a pull request; the SRE agent watches the live app and heals it on its own.

  1. Connect
  2. Build
  3. Security scan
  4. Production gate
  5. Deploy
  6. Watch
  7. Self-heal

acme/api main Connected

  1. New commit 7f2ac19 Fix billing webhook retry
  2. Build #4821 Failed at npm run build
    • Repository cloned 0.8s
    • Runtime detected Node.js 22
    • Dependencies restored 3.1s
    • npm run build
    • Property 'customerId' does not exist on type 'Webhook' billing/webhook.ts:182

    Build failed

  3. Build agent PR #184 merged
    • Read the build log
    • Probable cause billing/webhook.ts:182
    • Opened PR #184 agent/fix-build-4821 · +3 −1
    • Waiting for your review
    • Merged by you

    Fix merged

  4. Build #4822 Passed in 41s
    • npm run build 41s
    • Image built 184 MB
    • Slim production layer no shell, no package manager

    Passed

  5. Security scan 0 critical findings
    • Dependencies 212 components recorded
    • Secrets none found
    • Container distroless base
    • Critical CVEs 0

    No critical findings

  6. Production gate Cleared for release
    • Severity gate no critical findings
    • Runtime gate Node.js 22 supported

    Cleared for release

  7. Deploy 7f2ac19 Live
    • Image pushed VIBSL managed cloud
    • web 2/2 ready
    • worker 1/1 ready

    acme-api.vibsl.app · Live

  8. Watch Error rate rising
    • 12:42:03 latency 41 ms
    • 12:42:07 error rate 0.02%
    • 12:42:14 error rate 8.71% ↑

    Regression on 7f2ac19

  9. SRE agent Rolled back to 3a9f9c1
    • Regression detected release 7f2ac19
    • Rolled back 3a9f9c1
    • Incident written up with the logs
    • Posted to Slack, issue filed in Jira

    Previous release restored

  10. Watch 3a9f9c1 Healthy on 3a9f9c1
    • Health checks passing
    • Error rate 0.02%
    • Latency 41 ms

    Healthy

Bring the stack you have.

VIBSL reads the repository, picks the runtime and the framework, and chooses the build. When there is nothing to detect, it builds your Dockerfile.

  • 25+ frameworks
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  • Rust
  • Bun
  • Deno
  • Dockerfile

Know what goes into production.

Inspect what you ship, from dependencies to the base image, and keep the results with the release.

Software bill of materials
Every component in your image.
Vulnerability scan
Known CVEs across OS and dependencies.
Secrets scan
Tokens and credentials that should not ship.
Runtime checks
Runtimes past end of life, flagged before promotion.
Build and SRE agents
A failed build gets a pull request. A failed rollout gets a rollback.

Enable checks per project. Disabled checks produce no results in the release record.

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Check dependencies before you deploy.

Enable supply chain checks in the build pipeline and keep their results with each release.

SBOM is a valuable tool that helps software manufacturers with addressing supply chain risks and several best practices have evolved significantly in recent years.

Chris Butera Acting Executive Assistant Director for Cybersecurity, CISA CISA newsroom, August 22, 2025

156%

rise in malicious open source packages in one year

704,102 identified since 2019. VIBSL records the components in every image instead of assuming them.

Source: Sonatype, State of the Software Supply Chain 2024

Read how the checks work

Automation, with control where it counts.

Keep your source private, review proposed fixes, and choose where your applications run.

Your source stays yours.

Builds run in temporary containers with read-only repository access. Only the image, logs, and deployment record remain.

No source tree retained.

How source privacy works

A failed build has a next step.

The Build agent explains the failure and can propose a fix in a pull request. You decide what to merge.

  1. Build fails
    Build log

    Dependency installation did not complete.

  2. Diagnose
    Build agent

    Reads the log and identifies the likely cause.

  3. Propose
    Build agent

    Opens a pull request with the fix and the reasoning.

  4. Review
    You

    Merge, edit, or close the pull request.

The SRE agent watches the rollout and rolls back on a failed health check.

Meet the Build agent

VIBSL managed cloud

Connect a repository and deploy on the managed runtime. No cloud account, no card on the free plan.

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The same pipeline and dashboard, with containers in your own Azure subscription.

Enterprise plan.

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Audit ready deploys for FinTech, HealthTech, SaaS, and AI teams.

One deploy path for teams shipping agent code and teams answering an auditor. Pick the entry that fits.

Compare the deployment paths.

How supply chain checks, agent operations, and cloud ownership differ across platforms.

Platform Secure supply chain workflowDeployment aware AI operationsCustomer owned Azure path
VIBSL AI-built apps moving into production Built in Built in Yes
Railway Fast general purpose deployment Limited Partial Limited
Render Reliable application hosting Limited Limited Limited
Vercel Frontend and Next.js workloads Platform level Partial No
Heroku Traditional PaaS workloads Add-ons Limited No
seenode Low cost full stack hosting Limited Limited No

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Every plan includes the security checks. Move up when you outgrow a limit.

Free

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Everything you need to launch: your brand site, a small SaaS MVP, and a database. Free.

  • Always-on containers, no cold starts
  • 5 projects
  • 2 containers (0.2 vCPU / 256 MB each)
  • 3 static sites
  • 1 dev Postgres (5 GB)
  • 3 custom domains (1 domain + 2 subdomains)
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$29 /mo

Solo devs and small teams running real apps in production.

  • Unlimited projects
  • 10 containers (up to 1 vCPU / 2 GB)
  • Unlimited static sites
  • Dev Postgres (10 GB)
  • 25 custom domains
  • 5,000 build minutes / mo
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$149 /mo

Growing teams running more apps in production.

  • Everything in Pro
  • 25 containers (up to 2 vCPU / 4 GB)
  • Dev Postgres (20 GB)
  • 100 custom domains
  • 25,000 build minutes / mo
  • 10 seats
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Custom

Teams that need to run in their own Azure with a contract SLA.

  • Everything in Team
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  • Unlimited custom domains
  • Custom limits
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Signing up creates a free account. Select a paid plan in the dashboard after signup, or after logging in to an existing account.

Every plan includes CVE scanning, SBOM, the Build and SRE agents, logs and rollback, and audit log. PR previews count as containers.

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Questions before your first deploy.

All 10 questions
What is VIBSL?
A secure deployment platform for AI-built and modern apps. Connect a GitHub repository and VIBSL builds it, runs supply chain checks when enabled, ships a live URL, and keeps the previous release ready for rollback. Enterprise can move from the managed cloud to your own Azure subscription when compliance requires it.
Does VIBSL use distroless container images?
Yes, where the framework supports it. The production layer uses a slim base image, no shell or package manager, so an attacker has less to work with and scan results match what ships. More frameworks are being added over time.
What is supply chain aware deployment?
Each build is checked before it goes live, when you turn the checks on. VIBSL lists the image contents as a software bill of materials, scans for known vulnerabilities and leaked secrets, flags a runtime past end of life, and ships a slim image where the framework supports one. Results stay with the release as exportable evidence, no scanners to wire.
Can I deploy to my own cloud (BYOC)?
Yes, on Enterprise. Start on the managed cloud; when you need your own boundary or have compliance rules to meet, connect your Azure subscription and the same pipeline and dashboard deploy there.

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