Cachely

Managed remote build cache for modern engineering teams. It lets CI runners and developer laptops share cached build artifacts so repeated tasks can restore from cache instead of rebuilding. The service is positioned as a managed cache layer for teams that want faster builds without operating their own cache infrastructure.

The product supports native remote cache protocols for Nx, Lerna, Turborepo, Gradle, and Bazel. Setup is described as creating a workspace, connecting the build tool with a cache URL and token, and then reusing cache hits across machines and CI runners. The homepage also says it is free for individual developers, with no credit card required to start, and that the free tier can be connected in about five minutes.

It is aimed at engineering teams working with build systems where repeated work is expensive. The page emphasizes visibility into cache usage, including hit rate, slow tasks, estimated CI minutes, and cost saved. It also describes workspace-scoped tokens, read-only access for untrusted builds, and a clear trust boundary that avoids giving builds direct storage credentials.

Key features:
- Managed remote cache for Nx, Lerna, Turborepo, Gradle, and Bazel
- Shared cache reuse across CI runners and developer machines
- Dashboard metrics for hit rate, slowest tasks, estimated CI time, and cost saved
- Workspace-scoped tokens with revocable access controls
- Read-only tokens for pull requests and fork builds
- No agents, storage credentials, or cache servers to provision
- Artifacts stored on managed Cloudflare R2

The homepage also notes that cache misses rebuild locally and re-upload, and that cached artifacts are content-hashed so changed inputs produce new keys automatically. Pricing is described as a flat subscription based on storage and network usage, with no per-seat or per-workspace fees.