The platform Apple called their most successful partner launch. We built it.

Roper bought the product it became for $1.6 billion. The same shop, the same engine, the same SDVOSB, available to you.

Two minutes on what a website actually is now, where it runs, and why most shops are paying somebody else to own theirs.

One YAML file. Full stack. Production ready.

Rabbit is our Kubernetes-native application platform. You write one YAML file describing your application. Rabbit builds a Docker image, provisions infrastructure, manages deployment, scaling, monitoring, and updates. Your code runs on Google Cloud, AWS, or Azure.

One configuration file replaces Docker, Terraform, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring setup, SSL certificates, load balancers, auto-scaling, log aggregation, and deployment orchestration. You own the infrastructure. You control the code. You read the bills.

This isn't theoretical.

We built the Apple-Blackboard partnership platform that processed millions of university transactions across Duke, Stanford, Auburn, and 200+ other schools. Roper bought Transact for $1.6 billion. Apple called it their most successful partner launch.

"The partnership with UDX was instrumental in our success. Their platform handled the technical complexity while we focused on the product. It just worked."

— VP of Product Development, Transact Campus

Proposal platforms for Lockheed Martin. Logistics systems for the Marines. Payment systems for Apple.

DDP processes 20 million support tickets annually. ICA Miami runs their entire digital presence on Rabbit. Ember Shores manages luxury real estate portfolios. TravelBank powers corporate expense management for thousands of companies.

Different industries, different scales, different requirements. Same engine under all of it.

The boring kind of battle-tested.

Our infrastructure powers Ukraine's digital government platform through the Ministry of Digital Transformation. The Trembita interoperability platform connects 23 million citizens to government services. When resilience matters, they call us.

Andy Potanin, our founder, is a disabled Army veteran who served in Afghanistan. He understands what actually breaking means. That's why our systems don't.

Same price for everyone.

No sliding scales based on company size. No negotiated enterprise deals. Same platform, same price, same SLA.

You can read our code before you shake our hand.

We publish our platform tools as open source. Review the architecture, run it locally, read every commit. No black boxes.

• 36 public repositories on GitHub
• WP-Stateless powers 100,000+ WordPress sites
• Worker for background processing
• Cloud Run and examples

Named people on camera.

Real clients talking about real projects. No stock photos, no enterprise quotes, no marketing fluff.

For the federal reader.

We're a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) registered in SAM.gov. Our platform runs on FedRAMP-authorized cloud providers. We understand compliance because we live it.

• VOSB certified (CAGE: 8ERA8, UEI: QRB8AKM2NA55)
• SAM.gov registered and active
• AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, Google Cloud ready
• FISMA, FedRAMP, NIST 800-53 compliant infrastructure
• Section 508 accessibility compliance

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