For engineering teams

Trivial to set up cloud sandboxes that run your complicated full stack

Point Else at your repo. A setup agent does the hard work of getting your product running — databases, services, SSO, secrets, the lot.Then fire off as many agents as you want to build features, run Playwright on the real thing, and hand you live shareable URLs where you can test, collaborate, and tweak.

else://agent/setup
Connect acme/platform
E
Got it — pulling in your repos now and scanning the stack.
E
Okay, I see you have several private npm packages, you're using micro frontends, you need Postgres and Redis, and you're using WorkOS for SSO. You'll also need some stable callback URLs for those OAuth integrations.
E
No changes to your repo, I'll take care of it all. I'll let you know when your first environment is live.
Ask the agent anything…

Getting started

Three steps to your first sandbox.

Zero changes to your code
01

Connect your repo.

GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. Else can connect through GitHub app, OAuth or access token.

02

Work with our agent.

Our agent figures out what your full stack needs and asks for anything it can't provide on its own.

03

Start creating sandboxes

Every sandbox is fully isolated, but can share scaffolding and data to speed up development.

Our Philosophy.

We want Else to be a zero commitment tool that is as easy to start using as it is to stop.

Zero learning curve.

No custom nomenclature, no documentation wall to climb, nothing to memorize.

Minimal configuration.

Our agent handles the heavy lifting and Else requires no changes to your codebase.

Unopinionated

Any tech stack works. Else wraps around your product, not the other way around.

Don't like the way Else handles something? Tell the agent to change it. Else itself is malleable.

FAQ

Point Else at your repo.
We'll do the rest.