A full environment for every pull request, gone the moment it's not needed
As a startup building this ourselves, idle cloud spend was the first thing we noticed when we stopped tracking environments by hand — Ralnoria exists so no one on your team has to remember to clean up after a pull request merges.
Start free trialEphemeral environments
pr-2481-checkout
alive for 12m
pr-2479-auth-fix
alive for 1h
staging
alive for 14d
pr-2470-search
alive for 3d
From pull request to teardown, automatically
No step in this lifecycle requires someone to remember to do something manually — which is the entire point. The moment a branch stops being active, the environment it created stops existing.
Pull request opened
Ralnoria provisions a full environment from your IaC modules
Environment active
Reviewers and CI get a live URL, isolated from staging and prod
Idle detected
No traffic or commits for 48 hours — a teardown warning is posted
Torn down
All resources released automatically when the branch merges or closes
What teams actually notice first
Every environment is provisioned from the same rules as production, so bugs found in preview are real bugs
Idle environments are detected and torn down automatically, instead of quietly running up your cloud bill
Reviewers get a live URL on every pull request, with no manual setup from the engineer who opened it
Environment definitions live in version control, so changes to how environments are built go through the same review as any other code
Environments FAQ
A namespace gives you isolation, but not a full environment — databases, secrets, networking, and any other services your app depends on. Ralnoria provisions the whole dependency graph, not just a namespace.