Stateful CI/CD System

A CI/CD platform that solves the core problems of existing systems: slow stateless pipelines (GitHub Actions) or hard-to-scale stateful ones (Jenkins). Teams running large projects can get faster, more reliable builds with better resource efficiency.

CI/CD infrastructure is under real pressure right now — teams are paying massive GitHub Actions bills as monorepos grow, and the "stateless by default" model means rebuilding the same containers and dependencies on every run, which compounds cost and latency at scale. The closest well-known substitutes are Jenkins (stateful but operationally painful), Buildkite (self-hosted runners with better DX), and Earthly (incremental builds via caching) — the space is crowded with well-funded players and strong open-source alternatives. The $5k–$50k/mo revenue band is plausible for a developer-tools infrastructure product, but reaching it requires displacing deeply entrenched tooling with long sales cycles and high migration friction, which means CAC will be brutal and time-to-first-dollar will be slow. The most likely failure mode isn't the technical architecture — it's that buyers at companies large enough to feel the pain already have platform engineering teams who'd rather build internal tooling or negotiate better pricing with an incumbent than adopt another vendor dependency.