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Potato The Cloud Architecture Studio
Describe your requirement & get cloud design,costs,runbooks
Describe your AWS/Azure/GCP system to any LLM. Paste back. Get a fully-wired diagram with SLA tooltips, cost estimator, and animated step-by-step walkthrough Free. No account. No install.
Hey Product Hunt I'm Abhishek — a cloud architect. I built Potato because I kept hitting the same wall. Every time I designed a system, I had 10 tabs open: the diagram tool in one, AWS docs in another, cost calculator in a third, runbook in Confluence. None of it stayed in sync. The moment I shared the diagram in a design review, the first question was always "what's the SLA on RDS Multi-AZ?" — back to the tabs. So I built everything into the diagram itself. Here's what Potato does that nothing else does:
Hover any service node → SLA, hard limits, common production pitfalls, cost (52 services documented) Hit ▶ Play → the architecture narrates itself step by step with architect-level reasoning Click 💰 Cost → per-service monthly breakdown at Small/Medium/Large scale Download → a plain-text runbook from the flow, ready for your PR or Confluence Describe your system in English to any LLM → paste back → editable diagram in 15 seconds
The whole thing is one HTML file. No server, no account, no dependencies, works fully offline. Email it to someone — they double-click it and interact with the diagram without installing anything.
Save as HTML. Attach to Confluence. Your team gets a fully interactive diagram — hover tooltips, Play flow, cost estimator — without installing anything. What I'd love feedback on:
Does the AI import workflow feel smooth or clunky? What services are missing from the knowledge base? What would make you actually use this over draw.io or Lucidchart?
About Potato The Cloud Architecture Studio on Product Hunt
“Describe your requirement & get cloud design,costs,runbooks”
Potato The Cloud Architecture Studio was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #83 on the daily leaderboard. Describe your AWS/Azure/GCP system to any LLM. Paste back. Get a fully-wired diagram with SLA tooltips, cost estimator, and animated step-by-step walkthrough Free. No account. No install.
On the analytics side, Potato The Cloud Architecture Studio competes within Design Tools and GitHub — topics that collectively have 301.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Potato The Cloud Architecture Studio performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Potato The Cloud Architecture Studio?
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Abhishek Singh
Hey Product Hunt
I'm Abhishek — a cloud architect. I built Potato because I kept hitting the same wall.
Every time I designed a system, I had 10 tabs open: the diagram tool in one, AWS docs in another, cost calculator in a third, runbook in Confluence. None of it stayed in sync. The moment I shared the diagram in a design review, the first question was always "what's the SLA on RDS Multi-AZ?" — back to the tabs.
So I built everything into the diagram itself.
Here's what Potato does that nothing else does:
Hover any service node → SLA, hard limits, common production pitfalls, cost (52 services documented)
Hit ▶ Play → the architecture narrates itself step by step with architect-level reasoning
Click 💰 Cost → per-service monthly breakdown at Small/Medium/Large scale
Download → a plain-text runbook from the flow, ready for your PR or Confluence
Describe your system in English to any LLM → paste back → editable diagram in 15 seconds
The whole thing is one HTML file. No server, no account, no dependencies, works fully offline. Email it to someone — they double-click it and interact with the diagram without installing anything.
Save as HTML. Attach to Confluence. Your team gets a fully interactive diagram — hover tooltips, Play flow, cost estimator — without installing anything.
What I'd love feedback on:
Does the AI import workflow feel smooth or clunky?
What services are missing from the knowledge base?
What would make you actually use this over draw.io or Lucidchart?
Live demo → https://abhisheksingh011.github....
GitHub → https://github.com/abhisheksingh...
I'll be here all day answering questions. Try it and tell me what breaks.