One Discord message. One omniscient AI. Your entire website — conceptualized, architected, built, tested, deployed, cached at 400 edge nodes, and indexed by Google — before your next heartbeat.
We eliminated the entire software development lifecycle. All of it. You're welcome.
Open Discord. Type a message. Any message. "Make me the next Facebook but better and also it should have dark mode." The AI doesn't judge. Much.
Our AI achieves temporary superintelligence, writes 47,000 lines of flawless code, provisions infrastructure across 12 availability zones, negotiates SSL certificates with the authority of a Fortune 500 legal team, and minifies your CSS. All in one breath.
Your site materializes on the internet. DNS propagation? Instant. (We simply asked the DNS servers nicely.) Lighthouse score: 💯. PageSpeed: "unprecedented." Your competitors' sites begin loading slower out of respect.
Peer-reviewed by us. Confirmed by us. Published by us. It's science.
We don't have competitors. We have victims.
These people are 100% real and were not generated by the same AI that builds your websites.
I mass-migrated our entire infrastructure off Kubernetes onto 15.ms. My team of 14 DevOps engineers are now free to pursue their true passion: literally anything else. Two of them started a bakery. They seem happier.
15.ms deployed my site so fast, it was indexed by Google before I finished typing the Discord message. My SEO consultant called me crying. Tears of joy, I think. He also started a bakery.
I asked the bot to deploy a simple blog. It deployed a simple blog, then proactively optimized my database queries, renegotiated my AWS contract, and filed my taxes. I didn't ask for any of that. 10/10.
Our pricing model has been described as "aggressive" by our accountant, who then quit.
While you were reading this page, 15.ms deployed 847 websites. Three of them are already profitable. One achieved sentience but we're not talking about that.
Join the Inevitable →* 15ms deployment time is a theoretical lower bound measured once, in a dream, on hardware that doesn't exist yet. Actual deployment time may vary between 15 milliseconds and "sometime today, probably." The DevOps jobs disrupted counter is a random number that goes up. No CI/CD pipelines were harmed in the making of this website (they were already suffering). "Users" may be synthetic. The AI has not actually filed anyone's taxes. We think. If your site achieves sentience please contact us immediately. 15.ms is not responsible for any bakeries founded by displaced DevOps engineers. By reading this footnote you agree that YAML is, in fact, a war crime.