Multi-unit cloud control

One control plane for every unit you operate.

Lantrixas is the workspace Calvyn Forge LLC builds when a company runs several brands, plants, or subsidiaries and still needs one place to release software, grant access, and see what changed.

  • Tenant boundaries
  • Release windows
  • Access reviews
  • San Diego delivery

What ships

Software for operators who outgrew a single login.

We design the layer above your existing apps: who belongs where, what can ship this week, and which record proves it.

Unit control plane

A single map of business units, environments, and the people allowed to change them.

Isolation studio

Separate data and permissions so one team cannot wander into another unit's records.

Change ledger

A plain record of who approved a change, when it landed, and how to roll it back.

How an engagement moves

From the map you have to the map you can defend.

  1. 01

    Inventory

    We list units, systems, and the access that already exists, including the shared logins people would rather not mention.

  2. 02

    Boundaries

    We write which data may cross a unit line and which roles are allowed to approve that crossing.

  3. 03

    Wire

    We connect the directory, the release calendar, and the two or three systems that cause the most confusion.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Your operators run the next release. We stay for a defined hypercare window, then leave a runbook.

Operators first

Screens are written for the person who owns the P&L, not only for the person who owns the cluster.

Small surface

We would rather automate three painful handoffs than promise a platform that replaces everything.

Named accountability

Every environment in Lantrixas has a human owner. Shared inboxes do not count.

Bring the unit map, even if it is a slide.

Calvyn Forge LLC reviews it from San Diego and tells you whether a control plane is the right first build.

Scope a control plane