Build, sandbox, and ship mini Swift lambdas with a cleaner control plane.
SwiftLambda turns an explicit GitHub repository, a Package.swift path, and an executable target into a short-lived compile-and-run workflow your team can trust in production.
Keep the applet tiny, return a single result, and let the streamed log trail carry everything else.
A deployment console designed around Swift startup workloads, not generic serverless jargon.
SwiftLambda is opinionated on purpose. Small applets should compile inside a clear boundary, run with a clear limit, and leave behind logs that make sense to the engineer reading them later.
Point SwiftLambda at a repository, choose the Package.swift path, set the target, and keep the deployment contract visible.
Every run is staged to compile inside a containerized builder so applet startup stays deterministic and reviewable.
Short-lived Swift applets start, run, return a result, and exit without dragging along a full server runtime.
Build and run output is streamed into ordered chunks so teams can understand failures without SSH or custom scripts.
The product story is simple enough to sell and sharp enough to keep.
Teams do not need another vague “serverless for X” page. They need a clear promise, clean onboarding, and pricing that explains when the platform becomes worth paying for.
“SwiftLambda gives us a cleaner answer for one-shot Swift workloads than keeping spare servers around.”
“The product pitch is simple: repo in, binary out, logs included. That clarity is exactly what platform teams need.”
“It feels like a deployment console made by people who actually debug build pipelines, not just market them.”
Start free, then pay when the compile-run loop becomes operational infrastructure.
The pricing story should land in one glance: prototypes stay light, teams pay when build reliability, retention, and rollout discipline become part of release operations.
Starter
Launch public Swift applets, prove the flow, and keep your deploy loop tight.
Pro
The default plan for teams shipping Swift services that need a fast compile-run loop.
Scale
Bring SwiftLambda into larger orgs with dedicated onboarding and operational alignment.
Create the account, register the GitHub repo explicitly, and start shipping lambdas.
The MVP is deliberately sharp: public GitHub repos, a clear package path, one executable target, and the beginnings of a deployment console that does not hide the important parts.