Kloudle is a cloud security scanning platform designed primarily for developers rather than enterprise security teams. The platform enables users to scan cloud accounts, cloud servers, and Kubernetes clusters for security issues, with a stated capability of detecting over 350 security issues. Kloudle's core workflow is structured around three steps: scanning for vulnerabilities, providing guidance to fix identified issues, and automating security checks. The platform targets individual developers and small teams who require straightforward cloud security tooling without the complexity typically associated with enterprise-grade security products. It positions itself as an alternative to open-source scanners (which require significant manual effort), cloud provider-native security services (built for enterprise security teams), and complex commercial cloud security products. The company initially offered a Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) product but announced in early 2026 a pivot away from CSPM toward AI Agent Security, citing CSPM as a declining category. This shift reflects the company's stated anticipation of increased cloud usage driven by AI-assisted programming and a growing population of non-enterprise developers. Kloudle offers a pay-per-use pricing model with a free first scan, targeting users who prefer transparent, consumption-based pricing over subscription commitments. The company was co-founded by Akash Mahajan (CEO) and Riyaz Walikar (Chief of R&D), and has participated in industry events such as Black Hat USA. Customers include developer teams at companies such as Appsecco, Akto, CloudSEK, and Appknox.