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Welcome to nullplatform!

About nullplatform​

nullplatform governs everyone and everything that ships code in your organization, developers, AI agents, and business users, under your rules and on your own stack. Your standards become checks that run on every change, so whoever ships does it fast, autonomously, and safely, with full traceability. Here you'll find a quick introduction to working with and building on it.

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These docs assume you're already onboarded to nullplatform. If you're not, reach out to us and we'll help you get set up.

Access your organization​

Log in to your organization's portal at https://<your-org-slug>.app.nullplatform.io. The console gives each role its own home: Development for building and deploying applications, Team Management for inviting users and managing permissions, and Platform Settings for infrastructure and operational configuration.

Don't have an account yet?

Ask a teammate or your manager to invite you. You can also check whether your organization supports logging in through an identity provider like Google, Okta, or another supported system.

How nullplatform is organized​

Nullplatform uses a simple hierarchy to organize applications and services:

  • Organization: the top-level entity. Each customer has a single organization.
  • Account: organizations can have multiple accounts, often used to separate business units or legal entities. You log into a specific account and can switch from the menu in the top-right corner.
  • Namespace: a logical grouping for applications, usually a team or domain like checkout or billing. It's the main view you see after logging in.
  • Application: a logical unit typically tied to a repository or, in a monorepo, a specific folder within one.
  • Scope: the runtime environment where an application is deployed. Common uses include separating regions, read/write segregation, and self-serve testing environments.

Explore the platform​

ApplicationsCreate applications from templates, wire up CI/CD pipelines, and manage settings and repositories.DeploymentsUnderstand how builds move through environments, with blue-green and other rollout strategies.ScopesDefine the runtime environments where your applications run: containers, scheduled tasks, static files, and more.ServicesCraft and provision the cloud services your applications depend on: databases, queues, caches, and more.Providers & agentConnect your cloud, repositories, and registries, and install the agent that runs operations inside your infrastructure.CLI & referenceWork with nullplatform from the command line, and look up NRNs, schema keys, and security best practices.

Learning paths​

Ship your first application

  1. Create an applicationStart from a template inside a namespace, in a few clicks.
  2. Deploy itFollow your build through environments and rollout strategies.
  3. Understand scopesLearn about the runtime environments your application deploys to.

Set up nullplatform for your team

  1. Connect your providersWire up your cloud, code repositories, and asset registries.
  2. Install the agentRun deployments and operations from inside your own infrastructure.
  3. Deploy a Kubernetes scopeSet up a production-ready scope your team can deploy to.30 min

Automate operations with AI Ops

  1. Set up the AI pluginsInstall the plugins in your coding assistant and run a first prompt.10 min
  2. Your first workflowDescribe a hello world, run it, activate it.10 min
  3. Your first checklistPut a two-item gate in front of a real deploy.10 min
What if there's no template for my language?

Nullplatform runs applications written in any language. Templates cover the common stacks; for anything else, edit the Dockerfile at the root of your repository and build the image for your stack.

Looking for workflows, action items, and dashboards? Head to AI Ops. To gate deploys, see Checklists. Prefer learning by doing? Browse the tutorials.

Need help?​

If you have questions or need assistance, visit the Support page to learn how to get in touch with us.