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Springwinter is a Platform-as-a-Service control plane that runs entirely inside your own AWS account. Connect your AWS account and GitHub repository once, and Springwinter handles networking, security, scaling, and compliance — so your team can ship production infrastructure in minutes, not days.

Quickstart

Deploy your first service into AWS in under 10 minutes.

Connect AWS

Link your AWS account with a one-click CloudFormation stack.

Connect GitHub

Enable automatic deploys from your GitHub repositories.

API Reference

Explore the full REST API for the Springwinter control plane.

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What You Can Deploy

Springwinter manages the full lifecycle of every resource type — from first deploy to teardown — all within the AWS account you own.

Web Servers

Containerized HTTP services built from GitHub.

Workers

Background processes with no public URL.

Static Websites

S3 + CloudFront sites built from GitHub.

Caches

Valkey (Redis-compatible) caches over TLS.

Databases

PostgreSQL and MySQL in your account.

Storage

Private S3 buckets with cost and metrics.

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How It Works

1

Create an account

Sign up at springwinter.dev with your organization email.
2

Connect your AWS account

Launch a one-click CloudFormation stack. Springwinter assumes a role you control — it never holds permanent credentials.
3

Connect GitHub

Install the Springwinter GitHub App on your organization or personal account to enable automatic builds and deploys.
4

Deploy a service

Create a project, pick a resource type, point it at a GitHub repository, and your first deploy is live.
Your AWS account owns all resources. Springwinter reads logs, metrics, and cost data on demand — it does not store them.