Currently building Dripspace · Piteå, Sweden
Deep Bay Labs is a small Swedish software company, and right now almost all of it points at one thing: our own cloud platform. At select times, we also take on client work that sits close to what we are already building.
Dripspace
In active developmentDripspace runs static sites and SPAs from a flat monthly rate, plus server-rendered frontends, .NET, Node.js and Bun APIs, background services, managed PostgreSQL and S3-compatible storage on sizes you pick. Domains, DNS, SSL and analytics come with it. Traffic is never metered.
It exists because putting an app on the internet had quietly become the hardest part of building one. After a decade spent living with the hyperscalers, we wanted a smaller cloud — one you can read in a single screen — so the time goes into building your app instead of your infrastructure.
Still being built, and smaller than whatever you are leaving — on purpose. The product site has the current detail.
Client work
Dripspace comes first. Alongside it we occasionally take on smaller projects — two kinds of work, both deliberately modest in scope, and both things we have spent years building long before Dripspace existed.
Internal tools, customer portals, dashboards and the one-off applications that never quite fit an off-the-shelf product. Scoped so we can finish them, on a stack plain enough that someone else could pick them up.
Smaller multi-tenant products, from the first schema to paying customers — domain modelling, billing, onboarding and the unglamorous internals that decide whether a product survives its second year.
Our capacity for this is deliberately limited. If the timing does not work, we will say so rather than stretch.
A short list we know deeply, rather than whichever framework is ahead this year. It is the same stack behind Dripspace.
Vue 3 and TypeScript at the centre, with Vue Router for navigation, Pinia for state, Tailwind CSS for styling and Lucide for icons.
C# on the back end, in whichever shape the project actually calls for rather than one house pattern applied everywhere.
PostgreSQL by default. SQL Server when you already run it and moving off it is not on the table.
Contact
Questions about the platform itself are best asked over at dripspace.cloud, where support is answered by the engineers who built it. For anything else — including whether your project is one of the few we take on — write to us and you will get a real answer from an engineer, usually within two working days.
Office
Klumgatan 15941 64 PiteåSweden
Company
Deep Bay Labs ABOrg. nr 559595-0808