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Contact

We'd like to hear from you.

PicoStack is in early access. We're having conversations before opening broadly; get in touch to have your needs addressed.

We don't have a contact form. Forms need backends, backends need frameworks, frameworks need infrastructure. An email address is enough. That's rather the point of PicoStack.

Email
We read every email. We reply to every email.

Who we want to hear from

Not everyone at these stage, but these people specifically:

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Developers running multiple small HTTP services

If you're maintaining several simple services โ€” data transforms, webhooks, internal APIs โ€” and the infrastructure overhead feels disproportionate to the actual problem, we'd like to talk.

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Companies with genuine environmental commitments

Not greenwashing. If you need a verifiable per-service energy number โ€” measured from hardware, not estimated from aggregate reports โ€” and you want that number in your weekly operations email, we have it.

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Small businesses who need simple things to work reliably

A contact form. A webhook processor. A simple API. If you've been told these require containers, orchestration, and a DevOps budget, we respectfully disagree.

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European teams who care about data sovereignty

Your service runs on hardware in Finland, under EU jurisdiction, with GDPR applying by default. No configuration required. No legal complexity about which jurisdiction your data lives in.

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Anyone who has been told 16 GB RAM is the minimum these days

We've seen that specified for three internal users for a system used seldomly. If that makes you feel something, you probably already understand what PicoStack is trying to do.

Key numbers (for a simple HTTP service)
Disk image 265 KB
Compressed 26 KB
RAM (incl. OS) ~1 MB
Starting price โ‚ฌ5 / month
Deployment time < 5 seconds
Cold starts None
Surprise bills None
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Where we are

PicoStack runs on a server cluster in Finland. Solar panels on the roof. A watt meter on the UPS. A fiber connection to the Internet. You could visit and see all of it. We're not saying that publicly โ€” but we're not hiding that either.