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Ship your apps on your own servers

Provision a server, connect a Git repository, and push. We build the image, deploy it, give it a domain with SSL, and keep an eye on it — on infrastructure that stays yours.

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No credit card required · The 24-hour trial starts when your server launches

Everything included

A platform, not a pile of scripts

Every server is bootstrapped with the same stack, so the things you would otherwise wire up yourself are already there.

Servers in minutes

Pick a size and a region and we provision it, install Kubernetes, and hand it back ready to deploy to. Resize it later without rebuilding.

Push to deploy

Connect a repository and every deploy runs the same pipeline — fetch, build, push to your registry, roll out — with live progress and logs you can follow.

Managed databases

PostgreSQL and MySQL as first-class services, each on its own persistent volume, with credentials and connection details ready to copy into your app.

Domains and SSL

Every service gets a working domain the moment it deploys. Point your own domain at it and the certificate is issued and renewed for you.

Monitoring on demand

Turn dashboards on for a server when you want them, off when you don’t — CPU, memory, storage, projects and pods, without leaving the platform.

Your own registry

Images are built and stored in a private registry on your own server, with retention you control. Nothing leaves the machine you are paying for.

Runtimes & databases

Bring what you already write

Pick your runtime in the wizard and the build is set up for you — or bring a Dockerfile and we build exactly that.

Applications

Go Node.js Python FastAPI Flask Django Java Tomcat PHP WordPress Static sites Any Dockerfile

Databases

PostgreSQL MySQL
How it works

Three steps to a running app

From an empty account to a deployed service with a domain and a certificate.

1

Create a server

Choose a size and a region. We provision it, install the platform stack, and mark it ready — your first one is free for 24 hours.

2

Add a service

Create a project, point it at your repository and branch, and set the port and environment variables. Or add a database instead — same flow.

3

Push

The pipeline builds your image, pushes it to your registry and rolls it out. Your service comes up on its own domain over https.

The platform

The parts you only notice when they are missing

Shipping is the easy half. These are the things that decide whether a bad Friday afternoon is a shrug or a very long evening.

Rollbacks

Undo a deploy in one click

Every deploy is kept as a numbered revision. If the one you just shipped is wrong, pick the last good one and the platform puts it straight back — same image, same configuration, no rebuild and nothing to re-run.

  • Roll back to any previous revision, not just the one before
  • No rebuild: the image that worked is still there
  • Databases and volumes keep their data
Autoscaling

More traffic, more copies, automatically

Set a floor, a ceiling and the CPU level you are aiming at. When load climbs, more copies of your service start; when it drops, they stop again — so a launch does not need anyone watching a dashboard, and a quiet week is not billed like a busy one.

  • Scales on real CPU use, between limits you set
  • Rolling updates keep the service up while it scales
  • Leave it off and run a fixed number of copies instead
Domains & certificates

A real address, with HTTPS, from the first deploy

Choose a name and your service answers on it straight away. The DNS record is created for you and the TLS certificate is issued and renewed automatically — there is no registrar tab to open, no records to copy by hand and no renewal to forget.

  • DNS record created the moment you pick the name
  • Certificates issued and renewed automatically
  • Point a domain you already own at it just as easily

Your first server is on us

Deploy something today. No card, no commitment — the trial clock only starts when your server launches.

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