Ship code faster.
Waste less compute.
Infrovel is a developer infrastructure startup that cuts slow builds and repetitive test execution through remote caching, parallel execution, and pipeline performance insights — for teams who'd rather fix the bottleneck than add another runner.
Most CI pipelines spend the majority of their time redoing work they've already done — rebuilding unchanged code, rerunning unaffected tests, waiting on jobs that didn't need to run in sequence. Infrovel wraps around the pipeline you already have and removes that waste without asking you to rewrite it.
Beta
Current stage
60%
Avg. CI time saved in testing
<5 min
To connect your first pipeline
Kathmandu
Where we build
Three steps, no pipeline rewrite
Infrovel is designed to sit on top of the CI setup you already have, not replace it. Most teams go from signing up to seeing their first cache hit in a single sitting.
Connect your pipeline
Point Infrovel's agent at your existing GitHub Actions workflow. There's no new YAML dialect to learn and nothing to migrate — it wraps around the pipeline you already have.
Let the cache warm up
The first run on a given input builds normally and gets cached. Every run after that, from any contributor, reuses it instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Watch the trend line, not the clock
Instead of refreshing a CI dashboard hoping it finishes, you get a weekly view of which jobs are getting faster, which are regressing, and where the next hour of engineering time is best spent.
A shared cache your whole team actually hits
Most teams cache locally, so every new branch starts cold. Infrovel's remote cache is shared across every contributor and every CI run — if a teammate already built this exact input an hour ago, your pipeline reuses it instead of rebuilding from scratch.
That matters most on the jobs that feel the slowest: a full end-to-end test suite, a from-scratch production build, a Docker image rebuild. Those are exactly the tasks most likely to have an identical equivalent sitting in cache somewhere, waiting to be reused instead of repeated.
- Shared remote cache across CI and every developer's machine
- Content-addressed by inputs, not timestamps — accurate, not approximate
- Works with the build tools you already use, no rewrite required
Run independent jobs at the same time, automatically
If your test suite doesn't depend on your lint step finishing first, it shouldn't have to wait for it. Infrovel schedules jobs across available workers based on their actual dependency graph, not the order they happen to appear in your config file.
Most teams discover their pipeline has far more room to parallelize than they assumed — steps that were written sequentially out of habit, not necessity, start running side by side the moment the scheduler can see the real dependency graph instead of a flat list.
- Automatic scheduling based on real job dependencies
- Scales workers up for a big pipeline, down for a small one
- No pipeline file rewrite — point it at your existing CI config
Know exactly which job is wasting your team's time
"CI feels slow" isn't actionable. A ranked list of which specific job regressed, by how much, and since which commit — that's something an engineer can actually go fix.
Insights are rolled up weekly, so a job that's quietly gotten 5% slower every release for two months shows up as a clear trend line, not a complaint someone eventually brings up in standup once it's already unbearable.
- Per-job duration history, not just total pipeline time
- Automatic flagging of jobs that got slower or started flaking
- Compare any two runs side by side to see what changed
e2e-test:checkout
+38% vs avg
build:web
+12% vs avg
integration:billing
flaky · reran 3x
What early-access teams are saying
Our CI went from the thing everyone complained about in standup to something nobody thinks about anymore. That's the whole win.
Ramesh Khadka
Engineering lead, early-access team
We found a single flaky integration test that was adding four minutes to every single PR, just by looking at the insights dashboard for ten minutes.
Elena Fischer
Staff engineer, early-access team
Setup took less time than the Slack thread we'd already spent arguing about whether to buy bigger CI runners.
Priya Shrestha
Tech lead, early-access team
Common questions
Bigger runners make every job faster by a fixed percentage, including work that didn't need to happen at all. Infrovel skips the redundant work first — caching and smarter scheduling — so the runners you already have go further before you need to pay for more.
Most teams connect a pipeline in under 5 minutes and see their first cache hits within the next few runs. The full picture — a meaningful cache hit rate and a clear insights trend — usually takes about a week of normal usage.
Yes — Ultracache's per-task input tracking was built specifically so monorepos don't need to be split into many small packages just to cache well.
That's who the Beta tier is for. As a startup ourselves, we built Infrovel because our own small team's CI time mattered just as much, proportionally, as a larger team's would.
The fastest CI run is the one you skip.
Connect your first pipeline in under 5 minutes. Free while we're in beta for teams under 10 contributors — no credit card, and no sales call required to get started.