Let your whole company build with AI.
Salus deploys the app you already have — any framework, any agent — unchanged, as a real running service in your own cloud and region. Never rewritten to fit someone else's platform. Governed by IT; your code and data never leave your control.
Governed deploy
liveBuild image
salus.app/internal-tracker-app:9f3c
Security scan
0 critical
Confirm policy
humans + agents
Deploy · multi-cloud, multi-region
aws af-south-1 · gcp eu-west1
Data residency · single-region
data pinned to eu-west1
Live
logs ✓ · health checks ✓ · p99 24ms
App spend this month
$38 / $100 cap
within budget · hard cap set by IT
Running real production — in their own clouds
Everyone's building with AI. Nobody owns where it ships.
Citizen developers don't write low-code anymore. They write real code — with AI. And real code needs a real, governed place to run.
1 · The mandate
Leadership told every team to use AI.
Finance, Marketing, Ops, Product and Support are already building real apps with it — with Claude, Cursor, Replit, or their own agents.
2 · The collision
Those apps have to run somewhere.
AI-built apps are real code, not low-code. Security can't let unsanctioned apps near production — so they sneak in as shadow AI, or die in the engineering queue.
3 · The resolution
Salus is the governed lane.
A lane that runs alongside production, in your own cloud, where any team and any agent ships under IT’s rules.
1 in 3
people building with AI at work have no programming background
63%
of organizations have no AI governance policy covering what they build
20%
of breaches now involve shadow AI — at $670K extra cost each
2×
the rate at which AI-assisted code leaks secrets vs. the baseline
Sources: Zapier (2026) · Cloud Security Alliance (2026) · IBM Cost of a Data Breach (2025) · GitGuardian State of Secrets Sprawl (2026).
One governed lane. Alongside prod, never inside it.
IT sets the rules once. Every builder — human or agent — ships through them.
Build with anything
Any framework, any AI tool, any agent. If it builds, it ships — unchanged, as a real long-lived service in your own container. Never rewritten onto someone else’s runtime.
Ship through your rules
Roles set once at the organisation, space and project level — every app your teams ship inherits them, and any deployment can be taken offline on demand.
Run in your own cloud
Your AWS, GCP, Azure or Huawei account — or your own private cloud. Your region, your data boundary. Alongside prod — never inside it.
A real production platform — not a sandbox with training wheels.
Real containers, real databases, real pipelines. That's why apps built here can graduate into engineering-owned production — on the same platform.
Deploy my expense tracker, please.
Done — it went out through your company’s governed lane.
every step checked against IT’s rules · audited
Is it safe? Run a security scan.
Just did — 12 policies checked, nothing critical found.
It feels slow this morning. Can you check the logs?
Found it: the database connection pool is maxed out. I can raise it and redeploy.
Rather roll back to yesterday’s version for now.
Rolled back — yesterday’s version is live again. IT can see everything I did in the audit trail.
Deployment live
payments-api · v1.42 · europe-west1
Logs streaming
api · 1.2k events/min
Security check passed
12 policies · 0 critical
Agent action · rollback
via MCP · scoped RBAC · audited
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Security's job is to say no. Salus lets them say yes — safely.
You're not adding a new place for shadow AI to hide. You're replacing the place it already hides — with one you control.
Your rules, enforced
RBAC · humans & agents
Policy gates
Release window
humans + agents · weekdays 06–20 UTC
Vulnerability scan
0 critical allowed
Egress to unlisted API
external network · not allow-listed
Blast radius
This deploy touches
3 / 12 services
within limit · cap 12 services
Last resort
Kill switch
any app · any agent · instant
Audit trail
Turn "no" into "yes, safely"
Stop being the department of no. Enable the AI mandate without taking on its risk.
Governed by default
Org, space and project roles · isolated workloads · append-only audit storage · an off switch for any deployment.
Alongside prod, never inside it
The environment you’ve spent years protecting stays untouched. No vibe-coded app lands next to the crown jewels.
Your cloud, your rules
Runs in your own cloud account — data residency, your compliance boundary, no lock-in.
Shadow AI comes into the light
The apps employees already build get a place you can see, audit and control — instead of hiding in scripts and random SaaS.
No new babysitting
You don’t manage each team’s environments or apps — the platform does. Cost caps per builder and per app, built in.
The full trust story, including compliance status: Security & Trust →
Who builds keeps changing. Where it ships shouldn't.
One platform, three kinds of builder — each with its own RBAC and guardrail profile. Same lane, same rules, same cloud: yours.
Professional engineering
Real production workloads — pipelines, databases, observability, any framework. The platform your current stack would trust.
See the engineering trackAgentic engineering
Your developers and their AI agents, working over MCP. Agents deploy, roll back and read logs — with their builder’s access, never more.
See how agents shipCitizen builders
Finance, Ops, Marketing, Support — building with AI and shipping to a lane IT already governs. No engineering queue.
See what teams buildPay for builders and what runs. App users are always free.
Start with free credit and ship in minutes. Switch on the governed lane when you go to production. Run it in your own cloud at scale.
Free
$0 + consumption$10 starter credit. Up to 2 builders.
Pro
$9 / builder / moProduction deploys, unlimited builders, plus consumption.
Enterprise
From $25 / builderGovernance at scale — on Salus Cloud or your own.
Full details and FAQs: Pricing →
Give shadow AI a place to land. Governed.
A 30-minute technical walkthrough showing how the governed lane would work in your cloud — for your teams and their agents.