Pain point 1
Same environment rebuilt over and over
Runnable infrastructure
Define the workflow once. Hit launch or call the API. Spinly gives you a working environment, then cleans it up when the job is done.
Package the cloud resources, setup scripts, access endpoints, checks, and runbook into one reusable launch path.
Spinly is not a provisioning dashboard.
Stop provisioning.
Stop configuring.
Run.
Define a workflow once.
Attach scripts, dependencies, access, and runbooks.
Launch it from the UI or API.
Get a working environment.
Let it self-destruct when done.
Example workflow
Infrastructure
Cloud environment
Choose the resources, network, access, and cleanup window.
Setup
Setup logic
Run the scripts, installers, agents, and checks the same way every time.
Guide
Use it
Surface access links, readiness, notes, logs, and the runbook when the environment is ready.
Workflow built
Reusable launch workflow
Ready to run
Automation
6 setup steps
Runbook
12 guided tasks
Live environment
Built for
Teams that need real environments on demand without rebuilding them by hand.
Product showcase
Launchpack
ceph-cluster-demo
Lifecycle
Cleanup scheduled
Environment output
Environment state
Ready
Product
Spinly does not stop when the cloud resources exist. It waits until the environment is usable, shows the access paths, attaches the runbook, tracks lifecycle, and cleans up automatically.
The problem
Teams still use cloud consoles, Terraform, scripts, docs, Slack messages, and tribal knowledge just to get a temporary environment running.
Pain point 1
Same environment rebuilt over and over
Pain point 2
Scripts, notes, and access details scattered everywhere
Pain point 3
Runbooks live in people's heads
Pain point 4
Temporary environments get forgotten
Pain point 5
Agents can plan, but they cannot safely run infra
How Spinly works
Spinly turns the pieces of an environment into one runnable workflow.
Defines the cloud resources.
Runs setup logic, scripts, and installers.
Adds instructions, checks, and operator guidance.
Bundles everything into something runnable.
Returns the working environment with status, access, and logs.
Retires the environment automatically when its window is over.
Use cases
Use Spinly when the job needs an actual cloud environment, not another ticket, script, or wiki page.
Use case
Launch demo environments that are ready to use, easy to access, and safe to retire.
Use case
Run repeatable labs without rebuilding setup, access, and instructions every session.
Use case
Create short-lived validation environments with the same setup path every run.
Use case
Give agents a safe API for launching approved infrastructure workflows.
Guardrails
Spinly makes temporary infrastructure safer by giving every launch limits, lifecycle, and cleanup.
Control
TTL enforcement
Control
Cleanup automation
Control
Launch guardrails
Control
Repeatable execution paths
Control
Auditability
Control
Fewer forgotten resources
Developers and agents
Humans can click launch. Agents can call the API. Both use the same approved workflow.
Run the same workflow over API
POST /planner/launch
{
"spec": {
"launchpack": "ceph-cluster-demo",
"ttl_hours": 8
},
"ssh_public_key": "ssh-ed25519 AAAA..."
}
GET /api/environments/{id}
{
"status": "ready",
"access": ["ssh", "console"],
"runbook": "operator-readiness"
}Start with one workflow
Define the workflow once. Run it when you need it. Get a working environment, then let Spinly clean it up.