Code on GitHub — until you're cut off. The case for your own GitLab

If your company writes software — a website, a mobile app, internal systems — the source code is one of your main assets. Most often it lives on foreign platforms like GitHub. For Russian teams the risk is no longer hypothetical: GitHub has blocked accounts of sanctioned companies without warning and without a chance to take the data out. And the Telegram and WhatsApp blocks were a reminder that any foreign service can become unreachable — in a single day.

GitLab is an open platform that does all the same things on your own servers: code hosting, peer review, task tracking and automated builds. Every change runs through tests automatically and is assembled into a ready release — bugs are caught before they reach users, and shipping a new version turns from a night-long scramble into a button press.

We install GitLab inside your infrastructure, migrate your repositories and set up build pipelines for your projects.