Worktree Infrastructure Summary
Operator: BlackieOps Technologies Inc. · Montréal, Québec
A small platform making a large infrastructure jump
Worktree is a Canadian Git, DevOps and cloud platform operated by BlackieOps Technologies Inc. Its services include Git repository hosting, Actions-compatible CI/CD, package and container registries, project collaboration tools and Worktree Cloud. The technically interesting part is how quickly the infrastructure model has changed: the platform began on foreign cloud infrastructure, but by late August 2026 Worktree says its primary services had moved onto company-owned server and network hardware in Montréal under AS402625.
From AWS to Company-Owned Infrastructure
The most important Worktree story is not its age. It is how quickly the infrastructure ownership model has changed.
September 2024: Worktree is introduced
BlackieOps introduced Worktree as a Canadian alternative for Git hosting and developer collaboration, initially building on the open-source Gitea project.
2025: Worktree grows on leased infrastructure
Worktree first used AWS in Montréal, then launched Worktree Cloud on leased OVH bare metal and IP space while publicly describing company-owned IPs, hardware and rackspace as the long-term goal.
June 2026: AS402625 is allocated
ARIN allocated AS402625 to BlackieOps Technologies Inc. on June 11, 2026. The organization also holds the 198.34.210.0/23 IPv4 block and a large native IPv6 allocation.
Late August 2026: the infrastructure model changes
In its infrastructure update, Worktree says its services moved onto the new address space and company-owned server and network hardware colocated in Montréal. This is the important break from the AWS and leased-bare-metal phase.
HostScout Verification: Ownership, Hardware & Network Control
Four separate evidence layers instead of one generic “hosted in Canada” claim.
Canadian legal operator and ARIN organization
Worktree is operated by BlackieOps Technologies Inc. Worktree's subscription agreement names BlackieOps as the provider, while ARIN associates AS402625 with OrgID BT-1303 and a Montréal organization address.
Company-controlled ASN and IP resources
AS402625 is registered to BlackieOps Technologies Inc. The current snapshot shows a 512-address IPv4 allocation at 198.34.210.0/23 and native IPv6 space at 2602:f38d:ca::/36.
Company-owned server and network hardware in Montréal
Worktree states that its primary services have moved onto hardware it owns in Montréal colocation. It also says the surrounding data-centre operator is Canadian-owned. The exact facility name is not identified in the evidence used for this audit.
A very new network with one observed upstream
This is not a mature multi-carrier network yet. The September snapshot shows Beanfield Technologies (AS21949) as the sole observed direct upstream and peer relationship, so redundancy should be re-checked as the platform grows.
A New Montréal ASN With Beanfield as the Observed Upstream
AS402625 is still at the beginning of its routing history. The September snapshot shows one direct upstream relationship: Beanfield Technologies Inc. (AS21949). That keeps the topology simple and strongly Montréal-centred, but it also means HostScout does not yet have evidence of upstream-provider diversity on this ASN.
What Runs on the Worktree Platform
The network is new, but Worktree itself is more than a single web-hosting product.
Worktree Code
Git repository hosting and collaboration based on the Gitea codebase, with pull requests, releases, artifacts, issue tracking, wikis, LFS, packages and OCI-compatible container registries.
Worktree Actions
An Actions-compatible CI/CD platform designed to run most existing GitHub Actions workflows with only minor changes.
Worktree Cloud
A Canadian cloud platform being built from scratch. Static Sites and CDN are available, while object storage, container compute, DNS and managed database services remain part of the expanding roadmap.
GlobalPing MTR Route Audit: Target 198.34.210.32
Saved route observations toward a Worktree address inside BlackieOps' 198.34.210.0/23 allocation. The target did not answer the final MTR hop, so these tests document the visible path into Beanfield rather than claiming a measured final-host RTT.
Montréal Corporate & Hosting Footprint
Separating the public organization address from the physical colocation claim.
ARIN / Corporate Organization Address
Montréal, Québec H4C 2C7, Canada
This is the Montréal organization address appearing in the ARIN record for BlackieOps Technologies Inc. It should not be treated as proof that the servers are physically located at this street address.
Company-Owned Hardware in Montréal Colocation
Exact colocation facility not identified in this audit
Worktree states that its services now run on company-owned server and network hardware in Montréal, and that the data centre housing the equipment is Canadian-owned. HostScout is keeping the facility identity separate until it can be independently tied to a specific site.
ARIN / Network Resource Record
AS402625 · OrgID BT-1303About Worktree: Technical Infrastructure FAQ
Short answers based on the same company, ARIN, BGP and route evidence used throughout this page.
Why is Worktree notable if AS402625 is so new?
Because the new ASN marks a real change in infrastructure control. Worktree began on AWS, moved Worktree Cloud to leased OVH bare metal, and now says its primary services run on company-owned server and network hardware in Montréal using its own Internet number resources.
Does BlackieOps own the Montréal data centre?
No such claim is made here. Worktree says it owns the server and network hardware and that the colocation data centre itself is Canadian-owned. The exact facility operator was not identified in the evidence set used for this audit.
Who provides upstream connectivity to AS402625?
The September 15 snapshot shows Beanfield Technologies Inc. (AS21949) as the single observed direct upstream and peer relationship for AS402625.
Do the saved route tests reach the Worktree host directly?
The selected target at 198.34.210.32 did not answer the final MTR hop in the saved tests. The traces do, however, show the path entering Beanfield and moving toward the Montréal network. The target IP is inside BlackieOps' 198.34.210.0/23 allocation.
What does Worktree provide today?
Worktree Code provides Git collaboration, package and container registries and project tooling; Worktree Actions provides Actions-compatible CI/CD; and Worktree Cloud currently includes static-site hosting and CDN while the broader sovereign-cloud platform continues to expand.
What is the biggest infrastructure caveat right now?
Age and redundancy. AS402625 was allocated only in June 2026 and the current public relationship view shows one direct upstream. That does not make the network unsuitable, but it means HostScout should keep re-checking transit diversity, routing history and operational maturity as the platform grows.
Explore Worktree
Worktree is still early in its infrastructure buildout, but it is now operating a Canadian-owned developer platform on a company-controlled network and hardware stack in Montréal.