The AWS console, without the maze.
Cloud GUI is a calm, simple view of the AWS services you actually use. Every region in one list, plain English names, and whether things are healthy at a glance.
Read-only by default. No access keys. Revoke in one click.
Every region, one list
Stop flipping the region menu to find that one function. Cloud GUI looks in all of them at once and shows you everything together.
Plain English
Files, not "S3 objects". Functions, not "Lambda". The settings that matter up front, and the other two hundred out of your way.
Healthy at a glance
Calls and errors for the last day, right next to each function. You see what's broken before you go looking.
What needs fixing in your AWS account?
Connect read-only and get a plain-English report in a minute: retired runtimes, failing functions, public buckets, expiring certificates, and things you pay for but don't use.
You stay in control of your account.
Handing a website the keys to your cloud should make you nervous. So Cloud GUI never asks for them. You create a read-only role in your own account with one click, you can read every permission it grants, and you can delete it whenever you like.
Read exactly what we can and can't do →No access keys, ever
We get 15-minute sessions from AWS on a role you created. There are no long-lived secrets to leak.
Read-only unless you say so
Viewing uses a role that can only read. Editing is a separate role you add, limited to the buckets and functions you pick.
In your CloudTrail
Every session we open is logged in your own account, stamped with the email of the person who opened it.
Revoke in one click
Delete the CloudFormation stack and access ends immediately. Nothing to rotate, nothing left behind.
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And a free tool: the IAM policy explainer reads any policy in plain English and flags the risky parts, without it leaving your browser.
Two minutes to connect.
Sign in with your email, enter your AWS account number, and click one button in AWS to create the role. Cloud GUI notices the moment it's ready.
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