Infraova

About Infraova

Infrastructure should not require someone to watch it all day.

Infraova is the operational layer for the infrastructure behind modern businesses and their clients — continuously monitoring what matters, identifying problems, proposing what should change, and carrying approved changes through to verification.

Client infrastructure↓Infraova↓Monitor · Detect · Prioritize↓Propose · Approve↓Remediate · Verify · Report↺ repeat

Infrastructure became distributed. The work stayed manual.

A domain might depend on DNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, email providers, sending platforms, reputation systems, SSL, certificates, and multiple infrastructure providers. But when something breaks, the operational process often looks like this:

Something changes
↓
Someone notices
↓
Someone investigates
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Someone figures out what to do
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Someone logs into another system
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Someone makes the change
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Someone checks if it worked
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Someone tells the client

Infraova exists to turn that chain of manual work into a controlled operational workflow.

Infrastructure operations should be a loop, not a fire drill.

01
Connect
02
Monitor
03
Detect
04
Prioritize
05
Propose
06
Approve
07
Remediate
08
Verify
09
Report

↺ infrastructure doesn't stop changing

Every stage of the loop has a job. Infraova handles the operational work around detection, diagnosis, proposals, execution, and verification. The human handles the decision at the approval boundary.

Infrastructure does not stop changing after one fix. Infraova keeps watching after the work is done.

Built around the work that happens after detection.

Most monitoring tools tell you something is wrong. Infraova goes further.

Most monitoring tools

Tell you something is wrong.

Detection only. What you do next is up to you.

Managed services

Someone else handles the work for you.

You outsource the operations and lose visibility into what happened.

Infraova

Shows what happened. Proposes what should happen. Executes what was approved. Verifies it worked.

The operator stays in control. The repetitive operational work doesn't stay manual.

Automation without giving up control.

Infraova can do the operational work. The human decides whether it should happen.

Infraova

Detect
Diagnose
Propose
Execute
Verify
Record
→
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Operator

Review
Approve / Reject

Infraova never treats infrastructure access as permission to make uncontrolled changes. The operator remains the decision-maker.

Understand approvals →

For the people responsible for infrastructure — whether they manage one business or hundreds of clients.

For businesses

Keep your own infrastructure healthy without having to constantly check every system yourself.

Monitor your infrastructure →

For agencies

Operate infrastructure across every client without turning every issue into another manual task.

Explore agency workflows →

One operational layer across the systems you already use.

DNSCloudflare · GoDaddy · Namecheap · Route 53 · Vercel · Squarespace
EmailKlaviyo · HubSpot · SendGrid · Postmark · Mailgun · Amazon SES
SendingInstantly · Smartlead · SparkPost
CommunicationEmail · Slack
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Infraova

Infraova doesn't ask you to replace your infrastructure. It operates around the infrastructure you already have.

When you manage infrastructure for clients, every problem becomes your problem.

Without Infraova

Client infrastructure
Something breaks
Client notices
"Can you look into this?"
Manual investigation
Manual fix
Client update

With Infraova

Client infrastructure
Infraova monitors
Problem detected
Issue prioritized
Remediation proposed
Agency approves
Infraova executes
Result verified
Client-ready record

Your team stays responsible. The repetitive operational work doesn't have to stay manual.

Infrastructure access is a responsibility.

Infraova is designed around explicit access, controlled approvals, organization isolation, and an operational record of what happened.

Controlled access

Only connected infrastructure can be operated.

Human approval

Infrastructure changes require an explicit decision.

Verification

Changes are not considered complete until the resulting state is confirmed.

Auditability

Operational actions become part of the record.

Explore Infraova security →

The goal isn't more monitoring.

The goal is less operational work.

Today

Someone watches
Someone investigates
Someone fixes
Someone reports

The direction

Infraova watches
Infraova investigates
Human approves
Infraova operates
Infraova verifies

People should make infrastructure decisions. They shouldn't have to babysit infrastructure.

It started from doing the work myself.

Rodrigue Shema — Founder, Infraova

While working with online businesses, I kept running into the same kind of infrastructure work: configuring SPF and other domain settings inside DNS providers, checking whether everything was correct, and then manually applying changes when something needed to be fixed.

I tried existing tools to help with the problem, but most of them were mainly useful for checking or monitoring. They could tell me that something was wrong, but I still had to figure out what to do, go into the provider myself, make the change, and then check everything again.

That made me start thinking about the problem differently. If online businesses depend on this infrastructure every day, why does keeping it healthy still require so much manual work?

The idea became even clearer when I looked at how agencies handle infrastructure for multiple clients. At that scale, the same work happens again and again: monitor domains, find problems, investigate them, decide what needs to change, make the change, verify it, and communicate the result. A process that feels manageable for one domain becomes a repeated operational burden across dozens or hundreds of domains.

Before Infraova, I had already tried building a SaaS around content. That experience pushed me to spend more time looking closely at the infrastructure side of online businesses — and understanding how much work goes into keeping domains, DNS, authentication, email, and related systems healthy.

I didn't want to build another tool that simply tells you something is broken. I wanted to build the operational layer that can follow the problem through the entire workflow: detect it, understand it, prioritize it, propose what should happen, let the responsible person approve it, execute the approved change, verify the result, and keep watching afterward.

Rodrigue Shema

Founder, Infraova

Ready to stop watching infrastructure manually?

Connect the infrastructure you already use and let Infraova handle the operational loop around it.