What a Pod gets

Isolation, an Address, persistent storage, and managed runtime — the four things every Pod ships with.

Four tiles showing isolated, addressed, persistent, and managed

Every Pod on Cadesia ships with the same four properties. Here is what they mean in practice.

Isolated

Every Pod runs separately from other customer Pods. Application data, secrets, processes, and traffic stay inside its own runtime. Setup fields like API keys are injected into the Pod environment and never shared.

Addressed

Each Pod gets its own generated HTTPS Address. The App is reachable directly — no server to configure, no reverse proxy to maintain, no ports to open. Share the Address with a teammate and they can open the dashboard too, subject to the App’s own auth.

Persistent

Each App includes persistent storage sized for the workload — 5 GiB across the current library — for the data that must survive restarts and redeployments. Workflows, WhatsApp sessions, monitoring history, and agent memory all live there.

Managed

Cadesia runs the underlying infrastructure, networking, runtime platform, and orchestration. App updates are handled by the platform. You use the App; we keep it running.

Billing follows the same rule: one flat monthly price per Pod. Canceling stops the next renewal, and the Pod stays available until the end of the paid period.

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