redu

What it does

redu is an AI tool for automating repetitive tasks. It has a free plan.

redu is a cloud hosting platform built around a Model Context Protocol server, which lets coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or GitHub Copilot deploy and operate real infrastructure. Rather than fitting an app into a fixed platform slot, the agent works on a virtual machine, its network, and its databases inside your own account. You add the redu MCP to the agent you already use and point it at a project. The agent scans the repository and returns a deployment plan listing the resources it will create and what they cost, checked against your quota. Nothing is provisioned until you approve the plan. Afterwards the same agent can change configuration, add capacity, read logs, or investigate and fix a failure on the running machine, with you steering. Actions are logged and credentials are scoped and expiring. Every tool is also a plain API call, so you can wire deploys into your own pipelines. It suits developers and small teams who want their own servers and managed databases without giving up operations to a managed platform or hiring someone to run it. The free tier provides one always-on server and a Postgres database per account; a card is required within seven days and a hard budget prevents charges. Paid usage is hourly and pay-as-you-go, with compute instances starting at £8.50 per month and no minimum commitment.

• Model Context Protocol server for coding agents
• Costed deploy plans approved before provisioning
• Managed Postgres, Redis, ClickHouse, and MySQL
• Hourly compute instances and block storage
• Autoscaling clusters and load balancers
• Private networks with included outbound bandwidth
• Deploy library of open-source apps
• API access to the same operations

What you can do with it

Listing history

1. Nov 3, 2026Checked against redu.cloud
2. Nov 4, 2026Listed