Authentication out of the box
Sign in with Google or Microsoft. Only your team’s verified emails get in.
Sign-in, hosting, monitoring and releases, managed by Dagny
Sign in with Google or Microsoft. Only your team’s verified emails get in.
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Hosting, databases and file storage, with nightly backups
We monitor each run and fix failures before they reach you.
Every change waits in staging until your team signs off.
Each project’s progress, in real time
Dagny Rails is an optional managed platform for the systems Dagny builds with you. Sign-in, hosting, databases, monitoring and releases sit in one place, on one design system, with Dagny responsible for the upkeep.
Applications and agents are only as dependable as the data and hosting beneath them. Left unmanaged, backups lapse, access spreads and failed runs go unnoticed. Managed infrastructure keeps your data clean, your systems up and every change on record.
When your team chooses Rails, Dagny sets up the platform alongside the first build, connected to the sign-in provider and brand your team already uses. From then on, Dagny hosts the platform, watches every run and stages each release for your approval.
Each new tool or agent starts on a foundation that is already secure, hosted and monitored. Your team gets new systems sooner, and spends more time on the work and less on keeping software running.
Invoice generation, reported by QBR's founder went from hours to days to 10–15 min.
Time per proposal went from 60 min to under 5 min.
Scope to solution: 2 weeks.
Unified data foundation: BigQuery.
Of the billing work finished on the first live day, reported by Mogl: >80%.
Rails is optional and allows operators and teams to avoid managing the technical requirements and ongoing maintenance of key systems. We build with low tool complexity and maintenance needs in mind, so partners can take on full ownership whenever they choose.
You have the option to continue iterating on and improving existing solutions, plan what comes next, or both, with a joint roadmap of solutions that build on our existing foundation.
Four steps, from the first blueprint to systems that keep getting better.
See our process