Abird

Abird is building an AI-native cloud platform that acts as a single operating system for a company's entire software and infrastructure stack — from identity and access management to cloud infrastructure, security policies and customer-facing products. At its core sits the Abird Graph, which models the whole company (intent, people, software and live state) so an AI 'hyperagent' can take outcome-based requests like onboarding an employee or deploying a service and manage every dependency from intent to verified result.

As teams ship applications and services faster than ever, the 'operating burden' of running them keeps compounding — more complexity, more maintenance, more integration work. Abird is betting that agent-native tooling can absorb that overhead so small teams can adopt new open-source or proprietary tech without inheriting the upkeep.

Founded in 2026 out of Singapore by Prasanna Loganathar, the company is framing itself around a specific pain: the growing gap between how quickly software is built and how expensive it is to keep running.

The founding team is tackling a deliberately hard, full-stack problem and has thought carefully about safety — building on inspectable artifacts and plans before any change hits a live environment, with dual 'Abird-managed' and 'Customer-operated' models that leave clients owning their accounts, data and credentials.