A Paris-based developer platform that spins up a disposable, production-like cloud environment for every pull request, then tears it down automatically.

Qovery is an internal developer platform that sits on top of a team’s existing AWS, GCP or Azure account and makes Kubernetes usable without every engineer needing to learn cluster operations. Its core feature is per-pull-request ephemeral environments: each PR gets its own isolated, fully working copy of the application, including databases, which is destroyed automatically once the branch is merged or closed.

This gives engineering teams a self-service way to test real changes in a realistic environment before merge, similar in spirit to what Daytona or Replit offer for on-demand dev sandboxes, but oriented around CI/CD workflows rather than an interactive coding IDE.

Being Paris-headquartered and independently funded, it offers EU-based accountability for teams wary of routing ephemeral infrastructure through US-owned platforms.