Software
Applications and APIs
Services, interfaces, mobile apps, API contracts.
Software · Hosting · Security · AI
Software in production, looked after.
Hors-Cloud writes the applications, APIs, and websites, ships them, and runs them. Access, keys, backups, and artificial intelligence belong to the same work when the project needs them.
Areas
What Hors-Cloud carries through.
Web
Sites and platforms
Public sites and editorial tools you can still run afterwards.
Operations
Hosting
Production, monitoring, backups, updates, mail, DNS.
Trust
Security
Incidents, hardening, identity, signatures, hardware keys.
Models
Artificial intelligence
Search, assistants, documents, and voice, inside the product.
Frame
Method
Written scope, a copy before production, go-live after your approval.
Engineering
The language follows the constraint.
Technologies Hors-Cloud ships, depending on the project, include Go, Rust, TypeScript, Python, PHP, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Kubernetes, OpenID Connect, and hardware security modules (HSM, PKCS#11).
Go often carries services and APIs. Rust is used when memory safety and latency dominate. TypeScript carries interfaces. Python serves data and models. Further choices join the project when they are the right tool.
Work
Systems already in operation.
Client names stay with the clients. The shapes of the work are ours.
Compromised sites, then dedicated operations
Several sites on one shared host, doors closed, evidence kept, then publication on isolated infrastructure with backups off the machine that serves the public.
Application, API, and directory
Mobile software, an API contract, and a directory site, from development through production and staging.
Hardware keys and signatures
Code signatures and certificates held in a hardware security module, with failover between nodes, rather than a key file on a disk.
Questions
Short answers.
Who hosts the systems?
Hors-Cloud. Production, monitoring, backups, and updates can stay with us after the software is delivered.
Go, Rust, or something else?
The language depends on throughput, safety, schedule, and who will own the code next. Go, Rust, TypeScript, Python, and PHP are usual choices. The list grows with the project.
What happens in an incident?
A dated copy, containment, evidence filed, restoration after your approval. Facts and hypotheses are kept apart in the report.
Where does the form data go?
The message is emailed to the publisher. It is not added to a prospecting database. The site sets no analytics cookie.