Imagine if your app had a smart helper watching your cloud 24/7 so you don’t need an expensive cloud engineer all the time.
It helps catch mistakes early, keeps things organized, and makes cloud stuff less confusing for small teams and founders.
I’m building something simple for people who want to focus on growing their business instead of fighting cloud problems every day.
For people working with cloud infra daily:
What’s the most mentally draining part of managing cloud systems?
Not the hardest technically.
The part that repeatedly burns attention and energy.
I’m noticing a lot of engineers spend more time managing complexity than actually building.just curious
Random question for educational purpose
And no Im not asking any ai I want real human feedback
Do you guys feel like cloud services are too advanced for beginners as the dashboard terminologies is quite hard to understand for newbies and also the bills are unexpected or is it just me ?!
What things in cloud services make you guys just be like do I really need this ?! Im asking for educational purposes
Tired of could architects not explaining to you in. Simple terms whats making your bill soo high in cloud services
Would you guys actually want an automated cloud agent for for explaining ur cloud bills in simple terms and doom the necessary things to avoid bill rising
I mean not out of rage coz .most of the tools i try to make from the flaws of azure or Aws or gcp aren’t in quotes goood enough i mean you guys have always something to say at most times ppl comment we already have this or azure has already implemented this i mean how perfect is this company
Im building in public
I’ve been digging into cloud systems recently and one thing became very clear to me:
Most cloud platforms are extremely powerful… but also extremely confusing for normal users.
Whether it’s AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, the pattern is the same:
* too many dashboards
* unclear billing
* unused resources still running
* and no simple explanation of where money is going
What started as curiosity turned into a small idea I’ve been exploring:
An AI assistant that sits on top of cloud systems and translates everything into simple language like:
* “this is what you are spending on”
* “this resource is wasting money”
* “you can safely turn this off”
Not building a full product yet — just experimenting with how complexity could be simplified into something more human.
Right now I’m just testing ideas, breaking systems down, and learning how cloud + AI can actually work together in a way that makes sense for everyday users, not just engineers.
Still early, still building.