What Shuttle does
Shuttle bills itself as an 'AI platform engineer': developers write Rust code and Shuttle's AI works out and automatically provisions the databases, secrets, storage and cloud configuration needed to deploy it, without separate infrastructure files. TechCrunch reports the London company, founded in 2019 by Nodar Daneliya and Christos Hadjiaslanis and originally backed by Y Combinator, raised a $6m (£4.5m) seed round announced October 22, 2025, backed by Y Combinator, Global Founders Capital, former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke and Segment founder Calvin French-Owen. Shuttle says the funding will help it build deployment infrastructure for applications generated by AI coding tools, and its cargo-shuttle CLI is already used by engineers at companies including Uber and MongoDB.
Shuttle is a coding tool on Falcoscan. AI platform engineer that provisions your cloud infrastructure for you. Falcoscan rates Shuttle with an Opportunity score of 70/100, a Saturation score of 44/100, and a Wrapper-risk score of 33/100. Market signal: rising. Shuttle is founded in 2019, currently at Seed stage. Pricing: Freemium.