Deploy your code, not your weekend
You just want to ship code. But deploying a backend service means learning Kubernetes, writing Helm charts, configuring CI pipelines, and waiting for the ops team to provision a database. You didn't sign up for this.
ServiceHub turns your Git push into a deployment. InfraHub lets you provision a database in minutes. CLI gives you logs and env vars without kubeconfig files.
Your workflow with Planton
From git push to production logs — four steps, zero ops tickets.
Push Code
Git commit triggers pipeline
Auto Build
Container image via Buildpacks
Deploy
Rollout to Kubernetes or ECS
Access Logs
Pod shell, logs, port-forward
Push Code
Git commit triggers pipeline
Auto Build
Container image via Buildpacks
Deploy
Rollout to Kubernetes or ECS
Access Logs
Pod shell, logs, port-forward
Focus on your code, not the plumbing
Push Code, Get a Deployment
ServiceHub connects to your Git repo and handles container builds, rollouts, and rollbacks. Your job ends at git push.
Provision Infrastructure Without Tickets
Need a Postgres database? InfraHub presets let you spin one up in minutes. No Jira ticket, no waiting on the ops team.
Access Logs and Containers
Pod access gives you logs, shell, and port-forwarding without kubeconfig files. Debug production issues from the Planton console.
Local Dev Config
CLI dot-env export pulls your environment variables into a local .env file. Develop against real config without copy-pasting from dashboards.
Environment Variables & Secrets
VariablesGroup and SecretsGroup let you manage config and secrets in one place. Update a secret, deploy picks it up automatically.
No Kubernetes Expertise Required
You don't need to learn Helm, Kustomize, or kubectl. Planton abstracts the complexity so you can focus on your application code.
See it in action
Push a commit. ServiceHub builds, deploys, and gives you the endpoint.
developer workflow