Compute you own should not be metered.
On clusters you attach, containers, builds, storage and logs run on hardware you already pay for. We count none of it, on any plan.
What is counted, and why →About
Your own hardware deserves good deploys.
Anyport is a deploy platform for the Kubernetes clusters you already run, including the ones nothing can reach. If you have none, we run one for you.
your clusterSeam
one connection, from your sideSolid
Anyport
01Why it exists
Good deploys came with someone else's machines.
The platforms that make shipping pleasant rent you the hardware too, and the experience stops where their fleet does. Anyport brings it to the clusters you keep yourself, wherever they sit.
Clusters in many places
Inside customers' networks
A rack of your own
Behind NAT, unreachable
02What we believe
Four beliefs, each one checkable.
Unreachable is normal.
A lot of real infrastructure has no public address and never will. Your cluster opens the connection, so a rack behind CGNAT is a supported setup here.
How the gateway reaches it →Kubernetes underneath, not in front.
Shipping a web service should not mean writing a manifest. Your apps still run as standard Kubernetes objects, so the day you look underneath, something is there.
What runs in your cluster →Say exactly what the agent can do.
A vendor asking for privileges inside your cluster owes you the list: what the agent holds, what crosses the boundary, and where we stand on certification.
Read the security page →03Founder
Who is behind it
Abdhesh Nayak
Founder, and the one person building it
“If something on your cluster does not do what this site says, tell me directly. I read every report and I answer.”
I started Anyport in February 2026. The reason to trust it is deliberately not “trust me”: the agent is one Helm release, it holds none of your credentials, and everything it creates is an ordinary Kubernetes object that keeps serving if you remove it. That is the design a one-person vendor owes you, and the reason the cost of trying it is one namespace on a staging cluster.
04Where it is
Started in February, shipping several times a week.
Feb 2026
Anyport starts.
Aug 2026
Managed databases, one-click stacks, and a preview for every pull request.
Sep 2026
A price list, teams, and sign-in through your own identity provider.
Today
Several releases a week.
05Contact
Get in touch
Questions, a bug, something that did not work on your cluster, or a security report: it all comes to the same inbox, and the person who built Anyport reads it.
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