Hippius Cloud is a privacy-first cloud for compute and storage for less.
Confidential VMs run on AMD SEV-SNP hardware, so memory stays encrypted while the machine runs and nobody outside it can see inside, including Hippius. The disk unlocks only after the machine's attestation checks out, you can verify AMD's signed attestation report yourself, and a deleted VM's disk is crypto-erased. Managed PostgreSQL, managed Kubernetes and GitHub Actions runners run on the same confidential VMs.
S3-compatible storage is encrypted at rest, with every chunk under its own key. Each file is split into 30 pieces on 30 independent machines, and any 10 can rebuild it. It works with the tools you already use: the AWS CLI, rclone, boto3 and the AWS SDKs connect by changing the endpoint and keys. Built-in migration copies buckets from Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, Wasabi, Storj and DigitalOcean Spaces.
The CDN serves your buckets from edge locations with your own domain, cache rules and free purging, and its firewall filters traffic inside confidential VMs. It also hosts static sites and single-page apps.
Pricing is pay as you go, with no egress fees on storage, no per-request charges and no minimum object size. Each CDN zone has a monthly spend cap and pauses when it reaches it.
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