Infrastructure as a platform.
Most teams rebuild the same foundations on every product: boot order, config, secrets, background jobs, file storage, identity, an admin app. Link Loom Cloud ships those foundations as one governed platform — and keeps the runtime open source.
From process boot to the app your users open.
The Runtime SDK boots every service with the same deterministic sequence. Workers isolate the heavy and the untrusted. Vault feeds secrets at runtime. Cloud Services carry identity, notifications, storage and observability. And App Engine turns source trees into versioned, served apps. Five layers, one operational signature.
Every layer works alone. Together, they are a platform.
Five layers, one operational signature. Start with the open-source runtime; grow into workers, vault, services and cloud-built apps at your own pace.
- 01 Runtime SDK Deterministic boot, explicit dependency injection, lifecycle as a state machine. loom.ignite()
- 02 Workers Thread-isolated execution units with a full FSM lifecycle and total memory reclaim. [Loom]::[Workers]
- 03 Cloud Vault Environments and secrets resolved at runtime. Nothing sensitive in your repo. config ← vault
- 04 Cloud Services The backbone services every platform needs — identity, notifications, storage, observability. identity · storage · events
- 05 App Engine Real React apps — stored, built, versioned and served from the cloud. app.build()
SDK → Workers → Vault → Services → Apps. One signature, end to end.
Six modules. One operational signature.
Each module is production infrastructure on its own. Composed, they run your whole platform — from process boot to the app your users open.