Infrastructure
Last reviewed: April 2026
Hosting architecture
User Intuition runs on three hosting providers, all in the United States:
- Railway — application, MCP server, and API hosting. US-East (Ohio).
- Supabase — database, authentication metadata, file storage. US-East (Ohio).
- Vercel — marketing website hosting. United States.
Both Railway and Supabase run on AWS underneath. The full sub-processor list is on our sub-processors page.
Change management
Production changes follow our internal Operations Change Control Policy. Standard changes are batched and deployed via the marketing site's manual deploy process; emergency changes require CEO approval and post-incident documentation.
Business continuity and disaster recovery
Recovery objectives are defined per criticality tier in our Business Continuity Plan:
- Critical-tier systems (client-facing platform, AI processing pipeline, customer intelligence hub, cloud infrastructure): RTO 4 hours, RPO 1 hour. Continuous replication and automated failover.
- High-tier systems (third-party integrations, email and business communications): RTO 8 hours, RPO 4 hours. Frequent automated snapshots with geographic redundancy.
- Medium-tier systems (CI/CD, internal tooling): RTO 24 hours, RPO 24 hours (or zero for source code via version control). Daily automated backups.
An annual continuity test verifies actual RTO/RPO against targets. If targets cannot be met, recovery strategies are revised and re-tested within 90 days.
DDoS protection
Distributed denial-of-service mitigation is provided at every edge in our stack: Vercel platform-level controls protect the marketing website, Cloudflare protects the Supabase API edge, and Railway provides platform-level controls for application traffic.