Everything your deployments need, in one dashboard.
DevOrbit connects to the CI/CD, cloud, and Kubernetes setup you already run, then gives your team one place to see, trigger, and audit everything that happens after code is merged.
Deployment Orchestration
Trigger, promote, and roll back deployments across every environment from one place — instead of logging into each CI provider separately to find the right button.
Promotions follow the path you define — dev to staging to production — with each step visible to the whole team, not buried in a Slack thread asking who pushed what.
- Trigger deploys across environments
- One-click promotion between stages
- Rollback without touching the CI console
Environment Visibility
See every environment — dev, staging, production, and anything in between — and exactly what version is running in each, updated in real time.
No more asking three people on Slack whether staging is actually on the latest build. One view, always current, for every environment your team runs.
- Live status per environment
- Version and commit tracking
- Drift detection between environments
Pipeline Automation
Connect the CI/CD pipelines you already run — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or others — and get one unified status view instead of five open browser tabs.
DevOrbit doesn't replace your pipelines. It reads their status and exposes it in one place, so a failed build in any provider shows up the same way, immediately.
- Connects to existing CI/CD providers
- Unified build and deploy status
- No pipeline rewrites required
Environment & Cluster Awareness
DevOrbit understands Kubernetes clusters, namespaces, and workloads natively — not just a raw stream of deploy events with no context behind them.
When something changes in a cluster, DevOrbit knows which service, which namespace, and which environment it belongs to — so the dashboard means something.
- Native Kubernetes cluster awareness
- Namespace and workload mapping
- Multi-cloud, not locked to one provider
Role-Based Access Control
Decide exactly who can view, deploy, or roll back in each environment — production access doesn't have to mean the same thing as staging access.
Permissions are set per environment, not globally, so a contractor with staging access never has a path to touch production by accident.
- Per-environment permissions
- Granular roles, not all-or-nothing access
- Changes take effect immediately
Audit Trail
Every deploy, rollback, and access change is logged automatically — searchable later, so answering "who deployed this" takes seconds, not an afternoon.
The audit log isn't an add-on you configure later. It's on by default from the first deployment you make through DevOrbit.
- Every action logged automatically
- Searchable deploy and access history
- On by default, not an optional add-on
Where DevOrbit fits best
It's not built for one specific team size — it's built for the moment your deployments outgrow what one person can track in their head.
Small teams without a dedicated platform engineer
When nobody's full-time job is keeping track of what's deployed where, DevOrbit becomes the shared source of truth instead of a tribal-knowledge problem.
Teams running multiple clouds or clusters
If your services are split across AWS, Azure, GCP, or several Kubernetes clusters, DevOrbit is the one view that doesn't care which provider a given service happens to run on.
Teams tired of incident response via Slack archaeology
When something breaks, DevOrbit shows what changed, where, and by whom — without scrolling through a week of deploy notifications across different channels.
Want to see it on your own stack?
Join the waitlist and tell us what you're running — we'll reach out as we bring on new teams.