Identical environments for everyone, provisioned in minutes
Give a team, a department or a whole organisation the same development environment, reachable from a browser, governed by the identity provider you already run — and see what it is costing, per team, without an internal chargeback project.
The identity provider you already have
Nobody creates another password. Uppcoder authenticates against your directory over SAML or OIDC, and joiners and leavers are handled where they are already handled — when someone is removed from the directory, they are removed from here.
- SAML and OIDC single sign-on
- Okta, Azure AD and Google Workspace
- SCIM directory sync for joiners and leavers
- Role-based access control across the organisation
- Audit logs and compliance reporting
- Sessions that end when you end them
Seats that match how people actually work
Not everyone needs the same thing. Standard seats for the people writing code, power seats for the ones running heavier workloads, admin seats for whoever governs it, and viewer seats for the people who only ever need to look.
- Standard, Power User and Admin seats
- Viewer seats and external collaborators
- Centralised billing and invoicing, one bill
- Annual terms with a discount for committing
- Add and remove seats as the team changes
- Departmental structure, not one flat list of users
Standardise the environment, not the laptop
A new engineer is productive on day one because the environment is the same as everyone else’s and arrives ready. Onboarding stops being a wiki page of install instructions that went stale eight months ago.
- One environment definition, provisioned identically
- Templates and blueprints owned by the organisation
- A new joiner is running in minutes, not days
- Quotas per team, so one project cannot eat the budget
- Automatic TLS, private networking and encrypted volumes
- Backups and restore for the things that matter
Cost and usage you can put in front of finance
Usage is measured per environment, per team and per department, so the question "what is this costing us and who is using it" has an answer on a screen rather than in a quarterly reconstruction.
- Usage analytics per team and per department
- Cost attribution that survives a reorg
- Quotas that refuse rather than overspend
- Live metrics for CPU, memory, disk and network
- Reporting you can export
Where it runs is a decision you get to make
Everything runs on our own infrastructure in the EU by default. If your obligations say otherwise — a particular country, your own cloud account, or no shared infrastructure at all — that is a conversation, not a refusal.
- EU infrastructure, ours, by default
- Choose the country your workloads and data sit in
- AWS, Azure, GCP or Scaleway on request
- VPC, air-gapped or on-site deployment on request
- A dedicated account manager and priority support
- Onboarding and training for the team
Standardised is not locked down
The two usually come as a pair and they do not have to. Engineers get a terminal on their own container with the toolchain in their own home directory, so they install what a piece of work needs without raising a ticket. What they cannot change is the machine underneath — the system layer is the image, and the image is governed. That is what keeps "identical for everyone" still true a year later, when forty laptops would have drifted forty different ways.
- Engineers install their own dependencies from PyPI, npm and the rest — no ticket
- A bare language environment when a piece of work does not fit a standard template
- Try a framework the organisation has not standardised on, without a new machine
- The system layer is the image, and one image change updates everyone
- No root on the host, so there is nothing to un-break
- A new joiner gets the current environment, not a wiki page of install steps
How a rollout goes
- Connect the directory — SAML or OIDC against Okta, Azure AD or Google Workspace, with SCIM keeping it current.
- Define the environment — One template per kind of work, owned centrally, provisioned identically for everyone.
- Hand out seats — People sign in with the account they already have and are working the same afternoon.
Questions procurement asks
Can we use our own single sign-on?
Yes — SAML or OIDC, with Okta, Azure AD and Google Workspace among the directories people already run against it, and SCIM to keep membership in step.
Where is our data held?
On our own infrastructure in the EU by default, and you can choose the country. Deployment into your own AWS, Azure, GCP or Scaleway account is available on request.
How does billing work for a large team?
Per seat, billed centrally as one invoice, with annual terms discounted. Usage is attributed per team and per department so it can be recharged internally.
Can we run it inside our own network?
VPC, air-gapped and on-site deployments are available on request. Tell us what your obligations are and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet them.
Can the environments reach databases we run on site?
Yes. Environments connect out from their server's fixed address, so your firewall can let exactly that address through to the databases you choose, and nothing else.
The pitch is not that this is cheaper than laptops. It is that everybody has the same environment, it is governed where the rest of your access is governed, and you can see what it costs.
Start a conversation
Single sign-on against your directory, the country your data has to sit in, a VPC or air-gapped deployment, seat mix and annual terms. Tell us what your obligations are and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet them.