We're building the future of CI/CD
PipeForge was born from the frustration of wrestling with slow, complex CI/CD systems. We believe developers deserve pipelines that are fast to write, fast to run, and easy to debug.
Our Story
Jordan and Casey met while debugging a CI pipeline at 3am. The pipeline had been running for 47 minutes when it failed on a flaky test — with no cache, no parallelism, and error messages that told you nothing.
They knew there had to be a better way. Existing CI/CD tools were either too simple for real workloads or too complex for anyone to configure correctly. The gap in the middle was where most teams lived — and suffered.
PipeForge started as an open-source YAML pipeline runner with one goal: make CI/CD as fast and predictable as your local dev environment. Two years later, we're processing over 2 million builds per day for teams ranging from solo developers to Fortune 500 companies.
Milestones
Engineering Team
Infrastructure veterans from the companies you trust.
Jordan Rivera
Previously infra lead at Vercel. Built deploy pipelines processing 2M builds/day.
Casey Zhang
Ex-Google SRE. Designed distributed build systems for Chrome and Android.
Morgan Blake
Former CircleCI principal engineer. Scaled their build scheduler to 10x throughput.
Riley Park
Product lead at GitHub Actions. Shipped matrix builds and reusable workflows.
Avery Okafor
Kubernetes contributor. Built the container runtime that powers PipeForge workers.
Taylor Nguyen
Created the PipeForge caching layer. Previously at Gradle, optimizing build performance.
Our Tech Stack
Built with performance-first technologies.
Open-Source First
The PipeForge core engine is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. We believe the best developer tools are built in the open, with the community, for the community.