Senior platform work,
shipped as a product.
QuantumDev Labs is a one-person studio publishing the production-shaped DevOps stacks I'd otherwise build for solo founders one Slack thread at a time.
Solo builders deserve production infrastructure too.
Every solo founder ships their first prod app on a stack that was never meant to leave a tutorial.
Public Cloud SQL. Default VPC. A service account with roles/owner. Secrets in plain env blocks.
A deploy workflow floating actions/checkout@v4.
It works in demo. It works for the first month. Then a bot finds the database, a bill spikes, or an AI assistant happily refactors the IAM until something explodes. The "real" shape — VPC-isolated DB, IAM-scoped, CMEK, WIF deploy — exists, but it's scattered across twelve tutorials and three subtly-wrong blog posts. This studio collapses that into a stack you buy once.
What this studio will never do.
No SaaS subscription.
Buy the artifact. Own it. Run it on your account. The studio does not have a foothold on your infra.
No vendor lock-in.
The output is plain Terraform. You can read every line, fork it, take it to your next project.
No tutorial-grade defaults.
If the default isn't what a senior platform engineer would set on day one, it's not the default.
The shapes shipped here, every day.
Years of running production GCP, Terraform, and serverless work for other people's teams. The stacks sold here are the same shapes — just productised, hardened, and ready for a single solo apply.
What's coming.
Each new stack ships when it's the same kind of opinionated, hardened, one-command artifact as QDL-001. Not a day before.
Got a stack you wish existed?
Drop a note. Roadmap is shaped by what solo founders are actually wrestling with.