HomeCloud

Your cloud. Your infrastructure.

A smarter cloud,
closer to home.

HomeCloud turns your infrastructure into one coherent cloud platform — storage, compute, databases, applications, identity, and mail under one control plane.

Self-hosted API-first S3-compatible
HomeCloud connected service architecture HomeCloud Core connects storage, functions, databases, mail, and applications. Storage Functions Databases Mail Apps HOMECLOUD CORE
Unified control planeEvery service, one secure API
ONE CONTROL PLANE SOObject storage FNFunctions MDBDatabases MQMessaging IAMIdentity

Built as one platform

From bare metal to cloud experience.

HomeCloud gives local infrastructure the same product language, APIs, and operational clarity you expect from a public cloud.

01 / STORAGE

Keep data close.
Access it like the cloud.

S3-compatible object storage, static website hosting, versioning, lifecycle policies, and account isolation — designed as a real product, not a shared folder.

Explore Object Storage
02 / COMPUTE

Ship code, not
infrastructure chores.

Deploy applications and event-driven functions through one workflow. Public URLs, secure invocation, logs, versions, and runtime isolation are built into the platform.

Explore Functions
deploy.ts
export default async (event) => {
  const object = await cloud.storage.get(
    event.bucket, event.key
  )

  return { processed: true }
}
Deployed to HomeCloud214ms
03 / DATA & EVENTS

Stateful when needed.
Event-driven by default.

Managed databases and queues share one identity model and one console. Build flows where data, messages, and functions connect without stitching together unrelated tools.

Explore Platform Services
04 / CONTROL

One identity layer.
A clear operational view.

Account-scoped resources, users, access keys, policies, audit events, and health signals come together in a console built for humans and an API built for automation.

Open the Console
IAM
ROOTUSERSERVICE

Start building

Your infrastructure deserves
a cloud-quality experience.

Open an account, explore the console, or run your first command.