Cloud Resource Intelligence is the practice of continuously knowing who owns every resource in your AWS environment — and using that ownership data to drive cost savings, enforce tagging governance, and close security gaps. Disipate is a platform built to do exactly that, at scale, without manual effort.
For teams spending $50,000 per month or more on AWS, resource ownership isn't a nice-to-have. It's the foundation of cost allocation, governance, accountability, and security. Disipate analyzes your environment to infer ownership, surfaces tag recommendations for human review, and gives every team a clear picture of what they own and what it costs. We're built to establish and maintain that foundation continuously — not as a one-time project.
Why Disipate
The issue
As AWS environments grow — more accounts, more services, more teams — resource ownership becomes fragmented. Resources get created without owners, tags fall out of sync, and visibility into what's running (and who's responsible for it) lags far behind engineering velocity.
The consequences
- No intelligence layer connects resources to teams or cost centers
- Tagging strategies become inconsistent and unmaintainable
- Spend accumulates on resources nobody owns or tracks
- Security reviews surface findings with no clear owner to act on them
Our mission
Disipate was built to close the ownership gap — bringing intelligence and attribution to cloud resource management so cost savings and security improvements follow naturally from normal operations.
Our Approach
Ownership is the root of everything. When every resource has a clear owner, cost visibility and security posture follow. Disipate is built to infer and maintain that ownership continuously — surfacing tag recommendations for human review before anything is applied.
Intelligence first
Disipate analyzes your AWS environment to infer ownership of every resource — surfacing a clear picture of who owns what before any action is taken.
Human review, then apply
Tag recommendations are surfaced for your team to review and approve. Nothing is written to your environment without a human in the loop.
Outcomes that compound
Ownership clarity drives cost savings, enables security improvements, and reduces the operational burden of managing a growing AWS environment.
Security & Trust
Disipate is built on a minimal-footprint access model. We read from your Cost and Usage Report, surface tag recommendations for approval, and write only Disipate-namespaced tags — nothing else is touched. Your data stays in your environment.
Where We Are Today
Disipate is in active development and early access. We're currently working with a select group of organizations to validate the platform in real AWS environments and build out case studies around cost savings, resource attribution, and security posture improvements.
Support for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Microsoft Azure is on the roadmap. If you're managing multi-cloud environments and want to get involved early, we'd like to hear from you.
Early access is free. In exchange, we ask for the opportunity to document outcomes — anonymized if preferred — that help us demonstrate real-world impact as the platform matures.
If you're operating cloud infrastructure at scale and want deeper visibility into who owns what and where the waste is, we'd like to talk.
Built for the Teams Running the Cloud
Disipate is built by engineers who have operated AWS environments where knowing who owns what — and acting on it — was the difference between a manageable cloud and one that had gotten away from them. We built the tool we wished we'd had.
Cloud Resource Intelligence isn't a dashboard or a report. It's the continuous, operational practice of connecting every resource in your environment to an owner — and keeping that connection accurate as your environment grows. That's what Disipate is built to do.