nable started as a personal frustration. It's turning into the FinOps layer for every team that runs infrastructure in the cloud and works in the AI era.
I built this because I spent most of my day bouncing between dashboards that barely showed what I actually needed, the AWS console, and Claude. I'd ask Claude a question, manually paste in numbers, get an answer, then go back and repeat the whole thing.
A lot of FinOps tools are shipping MCP integrations now. But they're all built for enterprise, priced for enterprise, and none of them fit the way I actually work. They give you visibility. They don't help you think.
nable solves the problems I actually had. It prices savings on your real negotiated rates instead of list price, judges whether a cut is genuinely worth taking rather than flagging everything underutilized, and drafts the fix as a pull request you approve. It never touches your cloud on its own. For the first time I could reason through my own optimization instead of staring at a graph.
And as agents start shipping infrastructure and spending real money, someone has to be the cost brain they check before they act. That is where this is going. I'm building solo, early, and moving fast. If you have cloud or AI spend and you use Claude or Cursor, I'd love for you to try it.
$700B+ annual cloud and SaaS spend, growing 18% YoY. Every dollar is unaccountable until someone reconciles 8 dashboards and a CSV. That reconciliation work is the wedge.
AI editors made conversational access to live data the default interface. Asking "what spiked" is now cheaper than building a dashboard. The dashboard era is becoming the legacy era.
Your bill never leaves your machine. No data lake to breach, so the local design shrinks the compliance surface instead of growing it. Each new connector is a feature shipment, not a security review. The trust story is something you read in the source, not take on faith.
Bottom-up PyPI downloads. Pre-revenue by design, working product.
Organic, bottom-up. No paid acquisition.
Install to your first cost query. The wizard auto-configures the MCP client.
AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and 15 more. Every one a real API integration, not a CSV export.
If you run cloud or AI infrastructure and live in Claude or Cursor, I'd love for you to try nable and tell me where it breaks or where the savings look wrong.