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Cachely is a managed remote-cache backend backed by Cloudflare R2. It supports Nx, Lerna through Nx, Turborepo, Gradle, and Bazel, so one workspace can reuse build artifacts across CI and developer machines. Read-only tokens protect untrusted builds, while cache-hit and ROI reporting estimate the build minutes and cost saved.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
We built Cachely because we kept seeing the same problem: teams spend a lot of time optimizing builds and CI, but it’s surprisingly hard to understand how much value their build cache is actually providing.
Cachely started as a simple remote build cache for monorepos, with Nx as our first focus. As we built it, we realized that storing cached results is only part of the problem — teams also need visibility into hit rates, time saved, bandwidth, task behavior, and where their caching setup can be improved.
That’s where we’re heading: not just remote caching, but helping teams understand and improve their build performance over time.
We’re still early and actively shaping the product, so we’d genuinely love feedback — especially from people using Nx, Turborepo, Bazel, or other monorepo/build systems.
What would make a remote build cache genuinely useful for your team?
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About Cachely on Product Hunt
“Managed remote build cache for modern build tools”
Cachely was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #29 on the daily leaderboard. Cachely is a managed remote-cache backend backed by Cloudflare R2. It supports Nx, Lerna through Nx, Turborepo, Gradle, and Bazel, so one workspace can reuse build artifacts across CI and developer machines. Read-only tokens protect untrusted builds, while cache-hit and ROI reporting estimate the build minutes and cost saved.
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