Ship from day zero.
Standardized workspaces, engineering at scale.
Devsy gives every engineer the same environment. Cut hardware cost, shorten onboarding, and raise developer productivity. Deploy across Docker, Kubernetes, cloud providers, and SSH hosts.
One environment definition. Every backend.
Define a workspace once in devcontainer.json. Give
your whole team the same toolchain, with no lock-in and no drift.
Standardized environments
Every engineer gets the same dependencies, config, and Git and Docker credentials. New hires ship from day zero instead of losing days to setup.
Hardware on demand
Provision cloud machines with the CPU, memory, and GPU your workload needs, up to the largest instances your cloud offers. Move a workspace from a laptop to a multi-GPU box without changing your config.
Cost efficiency
Run on infrastructure you own. Prebuilds and inactivity-based auto-shutdown mean you pay for capacity in use.
No vendor lock-in
Local, cloud, Kubernetes, or remote SSH. Switch a workspace's provider with a single command. Your definition stays the same.
IDE support
Use the IDE you know: VS Code, Cursor, Zed, the full JetBrains suite, and more.
Extensible
If a provider doesn't exist for your platform, build your own with a small provider spec.
Secure, disposable environments for every agent you run
AI coding agents execute real commands with real access. Devsy gives each one its own isolated, reproducible container, so agents run without putting your host, secrets, or other projects at risk.
Sandboxed by default
Each agent gets its own container with filesystem, network, and process isolation. A bad command or a prompt-injected instruction can't reach your host, your other projects, or your secrets.
Scoped credentials
Git and Docker credentials sync into the workspace, not the agent's host. Revoke or rotate a workspace's access without touching your machine.
Destroy and rebuild in seconds
Something looks off? Tear the container down and rebuild
clean from devcontainer.json. No manual cleanup,
no lingering state.
One environment, many agents
Spin up as many isolated agent workspaces as you need from
the same devcontainer.json your team uses for
development.
Run where it's cheapest
Local Docker for quick tasks, Kubernetes or cloud providers when you need to fan out dozens of agents at once. Auto-shutdown keeps idle agent workspaces from burning budget.
Same setup, every time
No environment drift between agent runs. Every workspace starts from the same reproducible definition, so agent output stays comparable.
Workspaces run where your work does
Devsy builds on the open Devcontainer standard, so workspaces stay portable and repeatable across every provider backend.
From definition to running workspace
Devsy connects each developer's local IDE to the infrastructure where work runs.
Define once
Commit a devcontainer.json alongside your source.
It describes the tools and dependencies your whole team shares.
Pick a provider
Choose Docker, Kubernetes, a cloud machine, or an SSH host. Providers provision the container for you.
Connect and build
Your local IDE attaches to the workspace. The experience holds from laptop to cloud, prototype to production.
Work with the team behind Devsy
Get hands-on help to standardize your development environments, from a focused audit to a full rollout and ongoing support.
Dev environment audit
A focused review of how your team onboards and runs environments. You get a scored assessment, a ranked list of your top bottlenecks, and a working, standardized devcontainer for one repository. Fixed scope, fixed price.
Implementation and rollout
We set up Devsy and devcontainers across your repositories. You get standardized toolchains, prebuilds, and local-to-CI parity, so every engineer ships from day zero.
Support and migration
Migrating off an abandoned tool like DevPod, or want a maintained platform you can rely on? Get ongoing support, upgrades, and hands-on migration help.
Tell us about your team
Tell us where your dev-environment setup slows your team down, and we'll reply with how we can help.
Scale your engineering, not your setup.
Get Devsy as a desktop app or a command-line tool and launch your first standardized workspace.