Infrastructure Cleanup

Know exactly what runs on your cloud, and what you can safely delete.

Inherited a mess? We index your code, cloud, and docs to create a living map of your infrastructure. Find zombie servers, map dependencies, and clean up your cloud bill.

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For leaders who inherited
a technical mess

You didn't build it, but now you have to manage it. Cartograph gives you the map you wish the previous team had left behind.

The "New CTO" Scenario: You just joined and need to understand 500+ repos and AWS accounts in weeks, not years.
Post-M&A Integration: You bought a company and need to know what to keep and what to shut down.
Brain Drain: The principal engineer who built the core billing system just quit, and nobody else knows how it works.
Cost Cutting: You know there's waste in your cloud bill, but you're too afraid of breaking production to delete anything.

The infrastructure knowledge problem

Your organization has accumulated years of repositories, cloud resources, Terraform configs, and documentation. When someone asks "what does this do?" or "can we delete this?", the answer requires archaeology across three different lenses: code, running infrastructure, and tribal knowledge scattered across wikis and Slack.

Months spent on discovery

Teams report spending 6-12+ months just trying to understand what infrastructure they have before they can make any changes.

Fear of deletion

Unused resources accumulate because nobody is confident enough to delete them. You're paying for infrastructure you don't need.

Knowledge leaves with people

When the engineer who built a system leaves, critical context about why it exists and how it works vanishes.

Disconnected views

GitHub shows code, AWS shows resources, Confluence shows (outdated) docs. No single view connects them into a coherent picture.

Risky migrations

Cloud migrations and modernization projects stall because teams can't confidently map dependencies between systems.

Wasted engineering time

Senior engineers spend hours answering "what is this?" questions instead of building. The same questions get asked repeatedly.

How Cartograph works

Connect your sources once. Get a living map of your infrastructure that updates as things change.

Connect your sources

Link your GitHub repos, AWS/GCP/Azure accounts, Kubernetes clusters, and documentation wikis.

AI analyzes and describes

We use AI to describe each artifact from multiple angles: what it does, what it uses, and how it relates to other things.

Search, chat, and explore

Ask questions in plain English, explore visual dependency maps, and get confident answers about your infrastructure.

Understand what you have in days instead of months

Confidently identify and delete unused resources

Onboard new engineers to legacy systems faster

Answer "what handles X?" without Slack archaeology

Map dependencies before migrations or deprecations

Preserve institutional knowledge when people leave

Why we're building this

We've spent our careers scaling startups from early stage to $1B+ valuations. At every company, we've watched teams struggle to understand their own infrastructure. At one company, it took 12 months to map dependencies before a major migration could begin. At another, we paid for hundreds of orphaned resources because nobody knew if they were still needed.

The problem isn't a lack of data - it's that the knowledge is scattered across code, configs, running infrastructure, and people's heads. We're building Cartograph to connect those dots automatically.

We believe engineering teams deserve to understand what they have without months of archaeology.

Security & Privacy

Cartograph uses read-only access to your infrastructure. Your code and data never leave your environment - we only store AI-generated descriptions and metadata. SOC 2 Type II compliance in progress.

We spent three months trying to document our AWS infrastructure before finding Cartograph. It gave us a complete picture in two days.

Head of Platform, Series B Fintech Placeholder

Finally, I can answer 'what is this repo for?' without hunting down the person who wrote it five years ago.

VP Engineering, E-commerce Platform Placeholder

We identified $40K/month in orphaned cloud resources in the first week.

Director of SRE, Healthcare SaaS Placeholder

Simple, ROI-positive pricing

We charge based on the scale of infrastructure we monitor. Most teams pay for the tool purely from the savings found in the first month.

Free Initial Infrastructure Audit

Pays for itself immediately by identifying "zombie" resources

Founding member pricing locked in for 2 years

No long-term commitment required for pilots

Common questions

When will Cartograph be available?

We're currently working with a small group of design partners and plan to open up the private beta in early 2025. Sign up for early access to be among the first to try it.

How long does implementation take?

Initial setup takes about an hour - you connect your GitHub, cloud accounts, and documentation sources via OAuth or API keys. The initial indexing typically completes within 24-48 hours depending on the size of your infrastructure.

What integrations will be available at launch?

We're launching with GitHub, AWS, and Confluence. GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, GitLab, and Notion are on the near-term roadmap. Let us know which integrations are essential for you.

How do you handle data security?

We use read-only access to your infrastructure. Your source code and sensitive data stay in your environment - we only store AI-generated descriptions and relationship metadata. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We're pursuing SOC 2 Type II certification.

Do I need engineers to set it up?

No. Setup is designed for platform team leads and engineering managers. You'll need admin access to grant read permissions to your repos and cloud accounts, but no code changes or infrastructure modifications are required.

How accurate are the AI-generated descriptions?

We generate descriptions from multiple angles and cross-reference code, infrastructure, and documentation to improve accuracy. You can also correct or annotate descriptions, and those corrections improve the model for your organization over time.

Will this replace our internal documentation?

No - Cartograph complements your documentation by providing an always-current view of what actually exists. It can help identify where documentation is outdated or missing, but it's not a replacement for architectural decision records or design docs.

Can we self-host or run it on-prem?

We're focused on our cloud-hosted product initially, but we're planning an enterprise tier with self-hosted deployment options for organizations with strict data residency requirements.