Product
One platform. Every build. Every machine.
NativeLink unifies remote caching, remote execution, and observability into a single Rust-native platform — built to keep up with codebases that grow faster than you can provision them.
Remote Cache
Content-addressable storage deduplicates every artifact your team produces. If a teammate, your CI, or an agent has already built it, you get it back in milliseconds. Drops into Bazel, Buck2, Reclient, Pants, Goma — and CMake via recc.
Proof point: Over a billion build requests served per month, in production.
Remote Build Execution
Offload compilation and tests to a worker fleet that scales horizontally — on AWS, GCP, or bare metal. Hermetic by design, deterministic by default. Specialized hardware (GPUs, ARM, Apple Silicon) supported natively.
Cloud & Self-Host
Start free on NativeLink Cloud in ten minutes. Move to dedicated infrastructure when your scale demands it. Or self-host the open-source release with one Docker command. Same code path. Same performance.
Built on Rust
No garbage collector. No race conditions at scale. No mystery latency spikes. Memory safety without the runtime tax — which is why NativeLink can serve a billion requests a month on infrastructure that would buckle other systems.
Security & Programmable Provenance
SSO/SAML, signed worker inputs and outputs, packet integrity, end-to-end TLS. Build artifacts are content-addressed and tamper-evident by design. Hermetic execution means no surprise dependencies pulled in mid-build — every input explicit, every output verifiable.
And because builds are programmable, your security and observability tools can plug straight into the data: dependency graphs, execution metadata, artifact provenance — queryable, exportable, auditable. Critical when humans are committing code. Existential when agents are.
Integrations
Proof at scale
LLVM builds 4x faster on NativeLink.
LLVM contributors are using NativeLink with CMake and recc to distribute builds of clang and the LLVM toolchain — cutting full-project compile time from 17 minutes to 4. No build-system migration. No proprietary client. Just your existing CMake setup, pointed at NativeLink.