With Backstage, someone owns the framework.
With Shoehorn, you just run the thing.
Other portals need a dedicated team. Shoehorn is just another service in your stack — deploy, update, done.
Three things. That's it.
Connect your GitHub org, clusters, and repos. Takes about 15 minutes. From there it runs like any other service in your stack.
Shoehorn crawls your repos, clusters, and wikis and maps everything out — services, who owns them, what they depend on, where the docs are. You don't write any of this.
Search across everything. See what depends on what. Know who to page when something breaks. No more asking around in Slack.
The questions your team asks in Slack every single day
It's 2am, something's down, and nobody knows who owns the payment service.
Auto-discovered service catalog with team ownership, dependencies, and contact info
Instant search finds services, APIs, and owners in under 200ms
You want to deprecate an API endpoint. How many things call it?
Impact analysis at configurable depth (1–5 levels)
Dependency graph shows blast radius before you make changes
Every new service starts with copy-pasting. Someone always forgets the CI config.
Forge molds — reusable workflows to scaffold repos and provision infra
Approval workflows ensure the right people sign off first
Terraform, CLI, REST API, or the UI — pick whatever fits your workflow
Declare your entire platform configuration as code
Script and automate from the terminal — get, put, and pipe
Automate everything with our comprehensive API
Or manage everything visually with one click
All of it version-controlled, all of it repeatable