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Cloudridge Technologies

Company

An infrastructure company with no customers, saying so on the front page.

CLOUDRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD is building three backend services for small game teams. None of them is open. This page explains the design decisions being made now, and why an infrastructure supplier with no track record should be treated with more suspicion than most.

The honest problem

Backend suppliers are the worst place for a leap of faith.

If a game studio picks the wrong art tool, it changes tools. If it picks the wrong backend, it has handed player data to a company that might vanish, and getting it back is a migration rather than a decision.

That asymmetry is why infrastructure normally sells on track record, and why a company with none has an obligation to be unusually specific about what it has actually built instead of implying otherwise.

So, specifically

  • No customer has used any of these services. Not in beta, not in a pilot, not free.
  • The response targets in the catalogue are design targets, not measurements. Nothing has been load tested at scale.
  • There is no service level agreement on offer, because a company that cannot yet measure its availability should not be selling a number.
  • No certification, no audit, no penetration test.

What is actually built

Save sync and leaderboards exist as working services in a development environment, with the data model, the conflict resolution and the export path implemented. Remote config is a design document. That is the whole inventory.

Commitments

Four decisions being made now.

Each is cheap today and expensive once there are customers, which is the only reason a public page is the right place for them.

Architecture commitments and what each forecloses
CommitmentWhat it means in the systemWhat it costs us
Processor, never controller We hold player data on your instructions only. We have no product that uses it, no analytics built on it, and no legal basis of our own for touching it beyond running the service Rules out every aggregate data product an infrastructure company usually builds later, including benchmarks and industry reports
Opaque player identifiers You send an identifier meaningful to you. We never receive an email address, a name, or a device advertising identifier We cannot offer identity, authentication, or anything that needs to know who a player is
Export is self-service and tested A documented export endpoint, and a restore test that runs on the same schedule as the backup, with the result visible to you Makes leaving easy, which is the point. A tested export is the only migration promise worth anything
Primary storage in Australia The primary copy of customer and player data sits in an Australian region. Any component elsewhere is named by country in the privacy policy Fewer regions, higher latency for players outside the region, and a smaller choice of managed services

Register

The verifiable part.

Legal name
CLOUDRIDGE TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD
Entity type
Australian proprietary company, limited by shares
ACN
696 705 478
ABN
69 696 705 478
ABN status
Active from 30 March 2026
GST
Not currently registered for GST
State
Queensland
Registers
The ACN sits with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. The ABN, its status and the GST position are published free at abr.business.gov.au
Service of documents
The registered office recorded against ACN 696 705 478 at ASIC is the address with legal effect. We do not publish a second address here that would not have that effect