2026 ·Pre-launch ·Featured
Self-hosted deployment platform
A deployment platform that turns a handful of rented servers into something that feels like a managed cloud, without handing over the servers or the bill.
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The problem
Managed platforms are easy until the invoice grows; running your own servers is cheap until a deploy breaks at night. This platform puts a small agent on each server and does the operations work: builds, rollouts, certificates, databases, backups and alerts, so a small team gets the convenience of a platform on machines it controls.
What it does
- Deploy from Git, a container image or Docker Compose; traffic switches only after a health check passes, with automatic rollback
- Several servers per project: apps placed by free memory, moved without downtime, and moved off a server that stops responding
- One-click Postgres, MariaDB, MongoDB, Valkey and ClickHouse, plus app templates such as Gitea, n8n and Metabase
- Backups to any S3-compatible storage, environments with shared variables, scheduled jobs and a browser terminal
- Custom and wildcard domains, password protection and IP allowlists
- Uptime checks, a public status page, alerts to Slack, Discord and Telegram, and cost per app
- An AI assistant that explains failed deploys, an MCP server for coding agents, and a CLI
- Preview deploys for every pull request, including a copy of the database
- Static sites
- A GitHub App for one-click repository access
- Online payments for the hosted edition
- Rollback and backups for Compose apps