Open source
Open-source experiments from Light Cloud. ICE is a visual editor for cloud infrastructure, its blocks are the building units, and templates are ready-made compositions. MIT license, no telemetry.
A visual editor for cloud infrastructure. Drag blocks onto a canvas, connect them, preview the cost, and deploy to your own cloud accounts.
The building units. Provider-neutral primitives like Postgres, Static Site, Queue, and Secret Store. Each one compiles to a real service per cloud.
Ready-made canvases you copy and edit. A template is just a composition of blocks, so anything it produces you could also build by hand.
The Light Cloud platform is the managed way to ship a web app: connect a repo, push, and it runs on our infrastructure. Labs is the open-source side. ICE deploys to your own cloud accounts, and the whole project is MIT-licensed. Two ways to work, one team behind them.
ICE Community Edition is free, single-user by design, and available on macOS, Windows, and Linux, plus the web. No telemetry, no licence keys.