Bring your code, we'll handle the rest. Six promises from the Shuttle homepage: Rust made simple, Vercel for Backends, no vendor lock-in, a database just by asking for one, cached builds for fast redeploys, and Rust everywhere.

init, run, deploy, logs, secrets, resource. The whole lifecycle of a Rust backend, from one CLI installed with cargo.

Rust, made simple. Shuttle makes it easy to connect to databases, has out-of-the-box logging support, abundant documentation and supports all major Rust frameworks. Yes, even if you are coming from JS.

3. Add more annotations to control cloud resources. Databases, secrets or storage are as easy as adding arguments to a function.

2. Your code is packaged and sent to Shuttle, where it is compiled and deployed. After a few seconds, the app is running in the cloud.

1. Take any Rust service code and have it ready for deployment by adding a single annotation to your main function.

Any Rust service, plus one annotation on main.

Vercel for Backends. An entire infrastructure configured without writing any infrastructure config.

Infrastructure from Code. Provisioning resources straight from your code instead of complex consoles and YAML files. Getting a Postgres database is a matter of asking for one with a macro, and an authenticated connection pool comes back.

Build & ship a backend without writing any infrastructure files. Shuttle gets your infrastructure definitions from your code: function signatures and annotations. One macro wraps main, and a database is just another argument.

Build Backends. Fast.