Built for engineers shipping ML systems

Deploy ML systems without losing control of your cloud.

Roptal connects GitHub to your own cloud accounts, reconstructs the runtime, generates reviewable Docker assets, deploys to production targets, then keeps logs, cost, drift, and release controls in one place.

Deploy your first ML model free1 free deployment for every new accountNo credit card required

vision-api

production deployment
Healthy
live deployment stream
›github.installation verified: roptal-app
›repository scanned: acme/vision-api
›detected FastAPI + torch + CUDA 12.1
›Dockerfile generated: non-root, healthcheck /health
›release strategy: canary 10% → promote
p95 latency212ms
error rate0.08%
month forecast$184
drift PSI0.04
GitHub
Roptal API
Runner
Azure
Monitoring

Product story

Big surfaces for the work engineers actually need to see.

Watch a narrated walkthrough from GitHub repository to a live ML endpoint.

The deployment story

Not one magic button. A system of reviewable decisions.

01

01 / Connect

Select the repository. Roptal maps the deployment surface.

GitHub App permissions stay scoped to selected repositories. Roptal reads structure, manifests, entry points, model files, and branch context without turning your codebase into a black-box upload.

github.installation: verified
repo: acme/vision-api
branch: main
framework hints: FastAPI, PyTorch
02

02 / Reconstruct

Rebuild the machine where the model actually works.

The runtime analyser and CLI capture Python, CUDA, package imports, exposed ports, model artifacts, and system libraries so the cloud build is anchored to real execution conditions.

python: 3.11.8
cuda: 12.1
port: 8000
system: libgl1, ffmpeg
03

03 / Review

Generated files are visible before they become infrastructure.

Dockerfiles, compose files, handlers, and dockerignore output are inspectable and editable. Automation proposes the plan; engineers approve the change.

Dockerfile: generated
non-root user: enabled
healthcheck: /health
push strategy: review first
04

04 / Operate

Deploy into your cloud and keep release control afterwards.

Live logs, health verification, budgets, cost explorer, drift signals, webhooks, canary release, blue-green, rollback, and migration are part of the same operating plane.

provider: Azure Container Apps
release: canary 10%
p95: 212ms
forecast: $184.20/mo

Architecture

Your model stays connected to your cloud, not trapped in ours.

Roptal orchestrates authenticated API calls, encrypted credentials, generated build artifacts, deployment jobs, and signed callbacks. Your infrastructure remains in accounts you control.

Your Model
Roptal
Your Cloud

Product surfaces

One design language for deploy, observe, migrate, and recover.

Deployment terminal

SSE logs / live stages

Dockerfile diff

generated vs repository

Cost explorer

forecast / platform spend

MCP tools

scan_repository / deploy_model

Webhook delivery

HMAC / replay / history

Release controller

canary / promote / rollback

AWSSageMaker, CodeBuild, ECRProduction
AzureContainer Apps, ACRProduction
Hugging FaceSpaces, GPU tiersProduction
GCPCloud RunBeta
RunPodGPU serverlessBeta
Railway / Render / VercelPaaS targetsBeta

Developer plane

CLI, API, webhooks, and MCP fit the same permission model.

The console is not the only interface. Use the legacy-compatible CLI, JSON API, webhook delivery system, or MCP tools to fold Roptal into existing engineering workflows.

$ pip install roptal-cli
$ roptal-cli scan
POST /api/v1/deploy
SSE /mcp/sse
tool scan_repository → deploy_model

Security posture

Roptal touches sensitive things. The page should say that plainly.

Code, cloud credentials, payment state, deployment logs, and AI tooling all meet in one product. Roptal is designed around explicit auth, reviewable generated files, and cloud ownership.

CredentialsEncrypted at rest and resolved server-side
GitHubInstallation ownership enforced on repository routes
WebhooksHMAC signed runner and outgoing deliveries
BillingAtomic credit holds, reversals, and ledger history

Ship the model. Keep the cloud.

Start with a repository, connect provider credentials, review generated artifacts, and deploy into the infrastructure your team already owns.

Roptal orchestrates. Your cloud provider bills your resources.