Software we built because we needed it.
We spend our days inside AWS estates and delivery pipelines. When the same job keeps hurting, we build the tool that fixes it properly, then make it available to everyone with the same problem.
GigPitch
Win more of the right work on Upwork.
Manifest
Every resource you are paying for, including the ones nobody remembers.
S3 Client
Drag files between two AWS accounts as if they were folders.
CloudKreds
Your ~/.aws, organised, plus a CLI that drops a profile into your shell.
Desktop tools for people who live in a lot of AWS accounts
Manifest, S3 Client and CloudKreds are sold together at toolsforaws.com. Each is €10 per seat per year with every update included, and you have thirty days to ask for a refund.
Find the gig. Nail the pitch.
On Upwork the early proposals win, so freelancers spend their day refreshing the job feed, writing tailored cover letters from scratch and spending Connects on jobs that were never a fit.
GigPitch watches your saved searches, scores every new job against your own criteria and drafts a proposal in your voice. You review and approve it, and it goes out from your own Upwork account.
- Be first to the best jobsScheduled searches score each new job against your rules, then alert you and add it to a pipeline board.
- Proposals in your voice, with nothing made upAny claim your profile can't back up is flagged, and anything unknown becomes a placeholder for you to fill in.
- A pitch for each kind of workKeep a separate profile for each kind of job, with your best files and videos attached safely.
- You decide what gets sentApprove every proposal yourself, or let Autopilot send within your rules, with a hold window and a daily Connects cap.
GigPitch is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Upwork.
The bill is the treasure map.
Every AWS estate has them: the forgotten NAT gateway, the idle load balancer, the volume with no instance, the bucket nobody owns. You pay for them every month and nobody knows they exist.
Manifest reads Cost Explorer to find where the money goes, then scans those accounts and regions for the resources behind the spend. Every resource carries its cost, and every cost line points at a resource.
- Organisation wideScan every account and region you can reach, using access keys, a config profile or IAM Identity Center.
- Findings you can act onUntagged resources, likely idle ones and spend with no matching inventory, each with a console deep link.
- See what changedCompare two scans to see what appeared, disappeared or changed since last time.
- Read only, and localIt only ever calls list, describe and get. Results live in a local database, and nothing is uploaded.
S3, finally treated like a filesystem.
The AWS console needs a browser round trip per account and can't put a file on your desktop. The CLI moves files well but can't browse. S3 Client sits in the gap.
Sign in with the profiles already in ~/.aws, browse buckets across every account and region at once, and drag objects where you want them, including straight out to Finder.
- Many accounts, side by sideTwo panes, any two accounts. Drag between local disk and S3, or from one AWS account to another.
- Transfers that finishResumable transfers survive your credentials expiring halfway through a copy.
- The whole toolkitStorage classes, Glacier restores, presigned share links, object tags and versioning.
- No AWS CLI neededSSO sign-in is built in, and it shares the CLI's token cache if you have it.
Ninety profiles, and you know what every one of them does.
Past a handful of accounts, ~/.aws/config becomes a wall of text that nobody wants to edit by hand, and nobody is quite sure which profiles still work.
CloudKreds reads and writes the same files as the AWS CLI and shares its SSO token cache. On top it adds folders, linting, masked diffs, backups and a per-profile identity test.
- Organise, don't hand editFolders, search and a proper editor for SSO and access-key profiles alike.
- Know it worksTest any profile and see the account and role it actually resolves to.
- Change safelyLinting catches broken profiles, and masked diffs and backups come with every save.
- Straight into your shellThe companion cloudkreds CLI puts the same resolved credentials into your terminal.
Need a tool that doesn't exist yet?
Every product here started as a problem we were tired of working around. If yours is costing you time, we can build the fix.