Cloud governance software for teams that do not want to outsource credential custody.
Cloud Waste Scanner is for teams that want visibility without moving cloud credentials and inspection flow into a third-party SaaS control plane. The product combines local-first scans, repeatable review output, and public trust references that buyers can verify directly.
Evidence packages are designed for internal controls, procurement review, and security sign-off. We do not claim external certifications we do not currently hold.
Coverage
PR47
Providers in one review workflow
One operator flow across core public clouds and regional platforms.
Architecture
LFLocal-first
Credentials stay under operator custody
Provider API calls run from your environment, not from our hosted control plane.
Review outputs
EVEvidence
PDF, CSV, API references
Export packs are structured for finance, engineering, and management handoff.
Our Story
From decades of downtime lessons to practical cloud efficiency.
We are an SRE and DevOps-led team with more than 30 years of accumulated infrastructure experience, from physical data centers to modern multi-cloud operations. Across that journey, one pattern kept repeating: teams losing budget and velocity to idle instances, forgotten storage, and misconfigured networking.
Products with Soul: Cloud Waste Scanner was built to package hard-earned operating judgment into an evidence-based workflow. Instead of generic automation, the product is designed to act like a seasoned operator, while preserving strict credential custody boundaries.
One veteran lesson we apply directly in product logic: a forgotten load balancer is often more dangerous than a batch of idle instances, because the billing signal is quieter and teams notice it later.
Our mission is to help SMB teams and independent builders access enterprise-grade cloud governance without enterprise-grade procurement drag, privacy risk, or unnecessary Complexity Tax. We help teams skip the steep learning curves and costly infrastructure pitfalls so they can avoid repeat Rookie Mistakes.
Operating Model
What buyers and operators can verify on the public site
Product decisions
Homepage, download, pricing, docs, blog, and playbooks explain the product clearly enough for buyers to move without handholding.
Trust references
Security, privacy, terms, refund policy, FAQ, and feedback stay public so technical, legal, and procurement reviewers can verify them directly.
Customer help path
Documentation, search, provider references, and direct support email give teams a way to self-serve before escalating.
Release discipline
Versioned packages, published checksums, and release notes are part of the product promise, not afterthoughts.
Security-first SDLC
Ship gates include preflight checks, scoped QA thresholds, release-note completeness, and rollback-aware deployment scripts. We publish release evidence so technical reviewers can inspect operating discipline rather than relying on vendor claims alone.
Advanced team review
Need the full trust packet before purchase review?
Use the advanced-team rollout page to review architecture boundaries, legal baseline, and operational references in one path.
Public References
Pages technical reviewers usually open together
Security & Trust Center
Boundary model, hosted scope, and technical review packet.
Documentation Center
Setup guides, provider references, exports, and troubleshooting.
Pricing
Current plan matrix, direct checkout flow, and plan comparison.
Release Ledger
Published release trail with change summaries and version references.
Typical Outcomes
What teams usually improve after standardizing weekly scans
Faster monthly review
Ops and finance use one scan package instead of collecting screenshots from multiple provider consoles.
Lower drift in ownership
Provider and account tags make it easier to assign action items to the right resource owners.
More confident procurement decisions
Buyers can evaluate security boundary and operating evidence before choosing deployment scope.
Support Path
How teams can get from evaluation to operation
Start with the download page and one baseline scan. Use documentation and FAQ to resolve setup questions first. If a team needs commercial or operational clarification, feedback intake and direct email stay available from the same site.
That path helps evaluators answer practical questions before the first purchase and after the first scan, without depending on a manual sales handoff for basic product detail.
Trust FAQ
Questions technical buyers ask before rollout
Do cloud credentials pass through your hosted backend?
No. Provider credentials stay on the operator environment. Cloud calls run from local execution boundaries.
Can we evaluate legal and security posture before procurement?
Yes. Security, privacy, terms, and refund policy are public and maintained as part of the release process.
What artifacts are available for internal review meetings?
Teams can export PDF and CSV evidence packs, and map findings to API references for engineering follow-up.
Use one account, one scan, one exported report, and one pricing review.
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