Kamina.io

SaaS companies often need senior engineering, hosting, and maintenance without hiring a full team or signing a long-term contract.

Kamina.io is the studio I founded to provide that on a subscription: no long-term contracts, full IP ownership transferred to the client, pause or cancel anytime. To keep turnaround short across many clients, the work had to be built on reusable foundations rather than started from scratch each time.

• I built a GitOps platform on Flux that deploys curated open-source stacks onto customers' own Kubernetes clusters.
• I built a multi-tenant SaaS template (React Router, Convex, Tailwind) that I reuse across client projects.
• I run the managed hosting behind the 99.99% uptime SLA, on Cloudflare, AWS, and GCP.
• I am incubating Alich.ai, an LLM-powered Kubernetes SRE agent written in Go that detects anomalies such as CrashLoopBackOff and OOMKilled and proposes fixes.

• A subscription with no long-term contract instead of fixed-scope projects

  Why: it forces clarity on both sides about what the client gets

  Cost: clients can pause or cancel at any time.

• One reusable multi-tenant template instead of a fresh codebase per client

  Why: it keeps turnaround short

  Cost: client projects start from my conventions rather than a blank slate.

• Deploying onto the customer's own Kubernetes clusters through GitOps

  Why: the client keeps control of their infrastructure

  Cost: I have to support clusters I do not own.

Since 2019 I have delivered work for 40+ client teams across France, Spain, and the rest of Europe, with a 48-hour average turnaround on requests and a 99.99% uptime SLA on managed hosting.

React · React Router · Next.js · TypeScript · Convex · Tailwind CSS · Kubernetes · Flux · Cloudflare · AWS · GCP · Go

Running a studio taught me that the best client relationships start with saying no to scope creep. The subscription model forces clarity on both sides: the client knows exactly what they get, and I can focus on shipping instead of negotiating.