The unified SaaS control plane for bare-metal fleets, PostgreSQL clusters, Kubernetes workloads, Git pipelines, and multi-cloud accounts. Explore live topological dependencies, verify ISO 21031 carbon intensity, and stage cryptographically signed S.A.U. reversibility right in the browser.
Bare-metal servers, databases, Kubernetes clusters, repositories, and cloud accounts hold different pieces of the picture. CloudSlash plugins collect evidence so your team can investigate an opportunity and review its dependencies.
Local-first discovery, read-only hosted analysis, and signed plans your team runs where it chooses.
Install a plugin, review the exact read access it declares, and connect a system, cluster, database, or repository. Credentials stay with you.
Explore resources, relationships, cost, carbon, and findings in one graph. Missing telemetry is shown as uncertainty, never guessed.
Compile an Ed25519-signed plan, review every action, then execute it locally or in your own VPC. Revert from the audit ledger.
Map dependencies, govern policy compliance, and surface optimization opportunities across every system your team operates.
Inspect live relationships across databases, compute nodes, CI runners, storage volumes, and services before proposing any change.
Review findings and plans together. Estimates stay distinct from realized savings, and your team decides how to approve source-side changes.
Compare supported observations over time and investigate changes in resource state or estimated cost. Available data depends on the source plugin.
We separate observation & planning (Horizon Web) from execution & rollback (DevOps CLI/TUI) so finance or management users can never accidentally break production.
Connect read-only sources or import CLI snapshots into Horizon. Inspect cost evidence, dependency graphs, and select findings to include in a cleanup plan.
Horizon compiles a cryptographically signed S.A.U. (Sequential Atomic Unwind) plan with topological ordering and rollback preconditions—without touching your live infrastructure.
DevOps and engineers inspect the signed plan in cs tui or run cs remediate --file plan.json using their own credentials, with instant rollback via cs revert.
Horizon SaaS gives your organization a shared browser control plane, backed by the open-source CloudSlash Core and terminal engine.
Prefer the command line? Run cs tui on your machine for 100% offline, zero-latency local scans. Test drive the 6 Horizon modes below—press 1-6 to switch, j/k to select, Enter to inspect, or click any row.
Early access pricing — locked for the first cohort while Horizon is in launch. The CLI and terminal dashboard are free and open source forever; hosted Horizon workspaces are paid and the free Starter tier is defined exactly below. All paid subscriptions auto-renew on your chosen interval with instant 1-click cancellation anytime.
Starter Workspace
$0 / month
Free forever · No credit card · this is the whole free tier
For individuals and small teams exploring system topology, idle capacity, and governance in the browser.
Pro Workspace Early access
$19 / month
Billed monthly · Auto-renews · Cancel anytime
Full visibility, continuous governance, and FinOps reporting for engineering and platform teams.
Enterprise & Commercial Early access
$99 / month
Billed monthly · Auto-renews · Cancel anytime
For organizations requiring custom scale, dedicated VPC deployment, or commercial licensing.
You will be asked to create a workspace account before checkout, then returned straight to the plan you picked. Hosted scans and snapshot imports share your workspace monthly allowance. Horizon workspaces operate read-only against connected sources and compile cryptographically signed plans for execution. See our billing and cancellation policy.
CloudSlash started as a CLI tool. The TUI, the plugin system, the graph algorithms — they're all open-source and free. Install in one command.
$ curl -fsSL cloudslash.dev/install.sh | bash
Create a workspace, install a supported plugin, connect an authorized source, and review the findings with your team.
Get Started in Horizon →