CloudSafe detects cloud provider outages and automatically reroutes your infrastructure to a healthy provider — in under 15 seconds, with no human in the loop.
AWS, Azure, and GCP have each had catastrophic, multi-hour failures in the last 12 months. The root cause is the same every time: engineering orgs are optimizing for ship velocity over infrastructure resilience. That tradeoff is acceptable for a todo-list app. It is not acceptable when lives, money, or machines depend on uptime.
CloudSafe is designed for every system where downtime isn't an inconvenience — it's a crisis.
The global cloud management market is valued at $116 billion in 2024 and growing at 18% CAGR. Multi-cloud strategy adoption has surged to 87% of enterprises — yet virtually none of them have automated cross-cloud failover.
The gap between strategy and execution is the market. Companies buy multi-cloud to reduce dependency. Then they run everything through a single provider anyway, because the tooling to manage true redundancy doesn't exist at accessible price points.
CloudSafe closes that gap. We make mission-critical resiliency a configuration, not a six-figure engineering project.
CloudSafe runs a single orchestration process. No Kubernetes, no complex service mesh. The simplicity is the point — fewer moving parts means fewer failure modes.
Built at MVHacks in 12 hours by people who've felt the pain of watching production go down and waiting for someone to fix it.