Open source at the core. Built for production.

FaultPlane is an open runtime for infrastructure resilience in long-running AI workloads. Teams can run it themselves while future commercial products can simplify operating resilience at scale.

Keep the runtime open. Monetize the operational layer.

Developers can inspect and self-host the core runtime. The commercial opportunity is to make production operation easier, safer, and more manageable for teams.

01

Open-source runtime

The core runtime remains available for developers to inspect, build, run, and contribute to.

View source
02

Managed cloud

A future hosted offering can handle deployment, upgrades, operational maintenance, and centralized management.

Planned
03

Enterprise controls

Future commercial capabilities may include organization-level access controls, audit workflows, integrations, and support.

Planned

Adoption starts with the developer.

Developers can evaluate the runtime without waiting for a sales process. Teams can inspect the implementation and understand the recovery path before adopting it.

  • Inspectable implementation
  • Self-hostable runtime
  • Public development
  • No required hosted dependency
COMMERCIAL ROADMAP

Earn trust with the runtime. Charge for operational leverage.

The long-term opportunity is not to hide the basic runtime behind a paywall. It is to make resilience easier to operate across teams and infrastructure.

Today

Open-source runtime and public development.

Next

Validate real team requirements and production workflows.

Later

Managed operations, enterprise controls, and support where customers actually need them.

Make infrastructure failures part of the runtime.

FaultPlane turns infrastructure conditions into explicit runtime state and deliberate recovery actions instead of leaving failures as unexplained application outages.

faultplane-runtime
$ faultplane health
runtime: ready
signal → observed
state → explicit
policy → selected
recovery → completed

Run it before you buy anything.

Start with the open-source runtime. Then tell us what your production environment needs.