New company website

We have rebuilt gigadrive.de. The new site says what we build, who we build it for, and where each product stands today, and it gives us somewhere to publish when that changes.

Most of what we do is now product work, so the site is organized around the products rather than around the company. Each one gets a straight answer to what it is, who it is for, and how far along it is.

What is on it

The home page covers the three things we ship: Gigadrive Network, our serverless platform for Node.js, PHP, and Bun applications; ConHon, a white-label companion app for conventions and events; and Fernplatz, a job board for remote work in tech.

Gigadrive Network has a page of its own at /network. It lists what the platform does today, what is still coming, and what each plan costs. The full product documentation lives at docs.gigadrive.de.

This blog is the fourth piece. Product news, platform changes, and engineering write-ups will land here rather than in a changelog nobody reads. There is an RSS feed if you would rather not check the site.

Everything is available in English and German. The site follows your browser's language until you pick one yourself.

How it is built

The site is a Next.js application, and every page is MDX in the same repository as the platform itself. A product change and the sentence describing it are reviewed together, in one pull request, by the people who made the change.

That part is deliberate. Marketing copy that lives away from the code drifts from it, and the drift is invisible until a customer plans around a feature that was postponed. Keeping the two in one repository is the cheapest way we know to stop that.

What is next

More Gigadrive Network material, starting with the questions we get asked most: what the platform costs once real traffic hits it, what European data sovereignty means in practice, and what running our own compute platform lets us offer that reselling someone else's does not.

If something on the site is unclear or wrong, tell us. We would rather hear it from you than find out later.