Wiolett designs product software for teams operating real systems—from infrastructure and automation to coding agents. We turn scattered tools, permissions, and process into software you can inspect, operate, and own.
01 / Products
Gateway and Agent Marketplace turn control, operability, and explicit state into tools engineering teams can inspect and use.
Infrastructure control plane
Run your infrastructure from one place—without giving up control.
Gateway brings web routing, Docker workloads, certificates, databases, monitoring, and logs into one self-hosted workspace.
Unified agent plugin marketplace
Give coding agents memory, explicit workflow state, and review discipline.
One marketplace source for Codex and Claude Code, with durable memory, inspectable engineering workflows, and strict merge-request review protocols.
02 / What we do
One engineering partner across the parts of a system that usually get split between product, platform, and operations.
Custom software shaped around the system it has to become.
Product architecture, interfaces, APIs, integrations, and production delivery.
Infrastructure your team can understand and control.
Deployment, networking, observability, certificates, data services, and operational workflows.
Remove repeat work without hiding the decisions.
CI/CD, internal tooling, integrations, and focused agent workflows that preserve context.
03 / Why Wiolett
Durable software comes from treating deployment, access, recovery, and future change as part of the product—not the cleanup after it.
We build our own products from operational problems we understand, then bring that same discipline to partner work.
Permissions, observability, failure modes, and maintenance belong in the architecture before production.
Clear interfaces, documentation, and automation make a system easier to own instead of hiding how it works.
We document decisions, expose the operating model, and hand over systems your team can change without depending on us.
04 / How we work
Find the real constraint, the operating context, and the outcome worth building.
Define the product, system boundaries, risks, and a delivery path that can survive change.
Ship focused increments with the deployment and operational surface evolving alongside them.
Harden, observe, improve, and transfer ownership with the system understood—not merely delivered.
05 / Start a conversation
Tell us what has to be built, untangled, or made operable. We’ll start with the constraint, not a sales deck.
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