Your agent shipped code at 2am.
Did anyone look at it before it went live?
Darkslate is built for the tool your agent writes in an afternoon, not the app your company runs on. Every deploy lands in a private preview first, you get a plain-English summary of what changed, and it only reaches your real domain when you tap approve.
This push adds a login form to /dashboard and changes how /api/invoices responds. Nobody has seen this build except the agent that wrote it.
- + New route:
/dashboard/login - ~ Changed response shape on
/api/invoices - + 1 new environment variable expected:
SESSION_SECRET
This isn't for your production app. That's the point.
Darkslate is sized for the internal dashboard, the one-off script, the tool an agent builds while you're getting coffee — not the app your revenue depends on.
- Your primary product, at scale
- High-traffic, customer-facing apps
- Multi-region, high-availability workloads
- Anything where downtime costs real money
- A script an agent wrote to fix one problem
- An internal dashboard four people will open
- A single-page tool for one specific job
- Anything you'd otherwise never bother hosting
Rollback fixes the mistake.
Review prevents it.
Instant rollback is table stakes now — Every self-hosted PaaS has it. It just means the broken build already reached your users before you noticed.
- 1 Agent pushes code
- 2 Build passes, traffic switches instantly
- 3 A coworker hits the broken login page
- 4 Someone notices, or someone complains
- 5 You roll back to the last working build
- 1 Agent pushes code
- 2 Build deploys to a private preview URL
- 3 You get a plain-English summary of the change
- 4 You tap approve — or send it back untouched
- 5 Production only ever runs what you signed off on
Everything a four-user tool needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Approve before it's live
Every agent push lands on a shadow URL first. Nothing reaches your domain without a tap from you.
Deploy from the tool you already have open
MCP and a CLI mean Cursor, Claude Code, and Windsurf can ship directly. No dashboard, no manual upload.
Nobody writes a login screen again
Magic links and Google sign-in are enforced at the proxy. Your app never sees a password.
"Anyone at the company can view, only you can edit"
Set access like a Google Doc. Change it without touching code or redeploying.
Every app gets a database, free
An isolated SQLite or Postgres schema is provisioned the moment your app needs one. No extra bill.
One bill, not a line item per app
Deploy your 10th internal tool without checking what it costs. You're paying for capacity, not apps.
This is the whole deploy.
No dashboard click-through, no server to provision. The agent runs one command — you get the approval link.
Pick what you'd actually pay
We haven't locked pricing. Tap the tier you'd realistically pay for this — it pre-fills the form below and shapes what we build.
One app, one reviewer. Enough to see if the review gate actually changes how you ship.
- 1 deployed app
- Deploy review gate
- Magic-link auth
For the dev running several small agent-built tools and tired of a bill per app.
- Up to 5 apps
- Auto-provisioned DB per app
- Rollback history
Flat rate, 20 small apps on your capacity. Domain rules and an audit log included.
- 20 small apps
- Domain & role scoping
- Security audit log
Get early access
We're taking a small batch of early users before opening this up. Tell us what you'd pay and what's actually stopping you from switching off what you use today.
You're on the list. We'll email you when your beta slot opens.