A codebase that feels transparent
On a large team, writing new code shouldn’t be intimidating. Deciding where it lives shouldn’t be a puzzle. And shipping it certainly shouldn’t be a gamble. The goal is a codebase that’s easy to create in, easy to adjust, and easy to keep an eye on.
The Frontend Cloud is built around that idea: a Developer Experience (DX) Platform that keeps your team focused on product work instead of curating and maintaining automation that ought to handle itself. The tooling is centralized, collaborative, and self-serve—Git-based workflows with automatic staging environments—and it works by default.
Bring your Git workflow
Vercel’s Frontend Cloud leans on framework-defined infrastructure (FdI) to turn your framework code into a globally served application. The question for most teams isn’t whether that transformation works, but how your existing codebase gets plugged in.
The answer is deliberately simple: connect your repository through GitHub (or any Git version control provider) just as you would any integration. Once it’s linked, your existing pull request flow becomes the deployment flow—no separate pipeline to babysit, no bespoke release process to document.
Traditional deployment tooling wasn’t designed for frontend work. The DX Platform flips that, giving teams a workflow that matches how they already build software.
