Cachely

About Cachely

Cachely is a managed remote build cache for engineering teams that want faster builds without operating cache infrastructure. It sits between your build tool and storage so repeated task outputs can be reused across CI runners and developer laptops, reducing rebuilds for unchanged work.

It supports Nx, Lerna, Turborepo, Gradle, and Bazel through native protocol support, so teams can connect the cache using the integration their build system already understands. The setup flow is straightforward: create a workspace, connect your build tool with a cache URL and token, and then let matching tasks restore cached artifacts on later runs. The same cache can be used locally and in CI.

The product also includes visibility into cache activity. Its dashboard shows hit rate, slow tasks, estimated CI minutes, and estimated cost saved, helping teams understand whether caching is actually paying off. Security controls are built around scoped tokens, workspace-level access, and read-only access for untrusted pull request builds, which helps reduce cache-poisoning risk while still allowing reuse of known artifacts.

Cachely is positioned for teams using monorepos or build systems that benefit from shared task outputs and content-hashed cache keys. It is offered with a free tier for individual developers, and the homepage states there are no agents, storage credentials, or cache servers to provision.

Key features:
- Managed remote cache for build artifacts and content hashes
- Native support for Nx, Lerna, Turborepo, Gradle, and Bazel
- Shared cache reuse across CI runners and developer machines
- Dashboard metrics for hit rate, slow tasks, CI minutes, and cost saved
- Scoped, revocable tokens with read-only access for untrusted builds
- No agents, storage credentials, or cache servers to provision
- Free tier for individual developers with no credit card required