Scale infrastructure.
Not operations.

ops0 is a cloud operations platform, the operating layer your systems never had. It brings your clouds, infrastructure code, runtime and workflows into one operating context, so every team can see, change and govern your cloud from one place.

No. Start by connecting a cloud account with read-only access: discovery, posture scanning, and drift checks only read. When you are ready to make changes, grant deploy credentials and every apply goes through plan, cost, policy, and approval. Generated code can also go to your GitHub or GitLab repo as a pull request.

No. ops0 works with the clouds and tools you already use. It finds what is running, connects it to your code and policies, and proposes reviewed infrastructure changes through your existing workflow.

Ask Kiwi about your connected environment in plain language: what is running, what changed, what depends on what, drift, and compliance. Kiwi does not apply changes on its own; every deploy goes through plan, cost, policy, and approval. Secrets stored in ops0 reach the AI by name only, never by value.

Yes. Set policies and approvals for the work your team runs through ops0. Every change moves through policy, cost, and approval checks, and you decide which actions need a person to sign off.

A CSPM stops at a prioritized list of findings. ops0 runs that scanning too, then connects each finding to the code, workloads, and policies around it, and turns it into a reviewed change that moves through cost, policy, and approval checks, with the evidence recorded. ops0 is not a runtime threat-detection or incident-response platform.

Yes. Findings map to frameworks like SOC 2, CIS, ISO 27001, and HIPAA and export as a PDF report. Every finding, policy check, approval, and apply is recorded.