AWS development on a Mac

An AWS control panel on your desktop — manage S3, EC2, RDS, Route 53, CloudFront, budgets and IAM keys without living in the AWS console.

If you build on AWS, FrontierStack is a control panel for your account right on the desktop. It uses your existing aws CLI profiles and regions (and your STS identity), so you switch context with a click instead of bouncing between console tabs.

Your AWS account, without the console

See and act on the services you use every day: S3 buckets, EC2 instances (start / stop / reboot), Lightsail, RDS databases (start / stop), Route 53 DNS, CloudFront distributions, and CloudWatch log groups — across every profile and region from one window.

Keep spend and keys in check

Read your Budgets and month-to-date cost with billing alerts, and get IAM key warnings that flag stale access keys to rotate. Pair it with the central AI cost monitor for your AI subscriptions and API spend, and you have your cloud bills in one place.

From localhost to EC2

Develop locally — many sites, local Docker containers — then SSH straight into your EC2 boxes and ship. The fleet treats an EC2 instance like any other Linux node: run a command across all of them, check config drift, tail logs and deploy with rsync.

Let the AI drive it

Ask the AI Administrator in plain English — “why is this instance unreachable?” — and it investigates and proposes a fix you approve, locally or on your cloud servers.