Developers
Move from product requirements to an infrastructure plan without starting from a blank Terraform file.
AWS-first infrastructure planning
Infrastructure without the DevOps bottleneck.
From code to secure cloud infrastructure without spending days learning Terraform, networking, IAM and deployment pipelines.
Security-first defaults Cost-aware choices Review before deployment
Protected resourceApplication API
Business logic scales independently behind the public edge.
Built for product builders
Cloud clarity for teams moving faster than their platform capacity.
Hotlution removes repetitive planning work and lowers the expertise barrier—without pretending experienced platform review stops mattering.
Startup teams
Compare practical foundations while cost, delivery speed and operational simplicity all matter.
Designers & prototypers
Understand the cloud shape behind an idea before bringing in deeper platform expertise.
Small engineering teams
Standardize repetitive planning and keep the resulting architecture explainable.
Teams without dedicated DevOps
Lower the expertise barrier while preserving review points for production decisions.
How Hotlution works
From requirements to a plan your team can inspect.
The current POC makes the reasoning visible and generates reviewable artifacts. It does not connect to customer AWS accounts or apply infrastructure.
- 01
Connect
Describe your repository and cloud environment. Connections remain mocked in the current POC.
- 02
Analyze
Capture what the application needs without starting from provider jargon.
- 03
Compare
Review architecture approaches, complexity, tradeoffs and indicative cost.
- 04
Review
Explore the visual plan, security guidance and generated files before any deployment.
- 05
Deploy
Export reviewable infrastructure and pipeline files. POC execution remains dry-run.
The product experience
Compare the tradeoffs before they become infrastructure.
Organize work by team and application, capture needs in plain language, then move between solution summaries and a detailed architecture graph.
- Plain-language requirements
- Simple and technical visual views
- Per-resource purpose and security notes
- Cost ranges with stated assumptions
TEAM / APPLICATIONProduct architecturePLANNING ONLY
Secure edge→Application API→Private data
Security and cost by design
The important constraints belong in the first conversation.
Hotlution surfaces security posture and likely cost while the architecture is still easy to change.
Short-lived access
Generated CI/CD guidance uses OIDC and temporary cloud credentials instead of static AWS access keys.
Reviewable boundaries
Least privilege, isolated environments and private data services are visible planning principles—not hidden implementation details.
Cost before commitment
Compare indicative ranges, complexity and serverless or scale-to-zero options where they fit. Actual cloud billing may differ.
Artifacts you can own
The POC generates Terraform and pipeline previews for review. It does not apply those files to customer environments.
Honest product status
What works today—and what comes next.
Hotlution is an early-stage POC. Current product flows are useful for planning and evaluation; production execution and governance are still product direction.
AVAILABLE
Current POC
- Email and password workspace access
- Organization, team and application structure
- Guided application requirements intake
- Multiple deterministic architecture options
- Interactive simple and technical architecture views
- Indicative cost ranges and security guidance
- Reviewable Terraform and CI/CD file generation
Cloud connections, repository analysis and deployments are modeled or dry-run only.
COMING SOON
Product direction
- AI coding-agent and MCP integration
- hotlution diff and hotlution up
- AWS Organizations and Control Tower
- Automatic workload-account provisioning
- GCP and Azure delivery
- Advanced team controls and billing
- Enterprise governance
Roadmap items are directional and are not part of the current POC.
Build with fewer blind spots
Get started See the infrastructure before you ship it.
Start with an application. Leave with options your team can discuss, inspect and own.