The early beta is live!

Version 0.3.0, 3 September 2026

Version 0.2.9 opened the platform beyond restricted access and deployed Next.js applications, referenced from a Git repository and reachable on a subdomain you reserved for it. Version 0.3.0 deploys an entire architecture instead of an application: several apps, across several repositories, with the connections between them read out of the code rather than typed in by hand.

The repository is read before anything is deployed

A repository connected through GitHub is scanned for deployable applications, each app inside it is configured, managed and deployed on its own terms. The same pass picks up the environment variables an app expects, the network connections between apps, and the database references, then pre-fills the configuration those imply and assigns each database to the apps that use it. Applications can go out together or one at a time.

What talks to what is now visible as a graph, and which of those paths are permitted is yours to set, including which apps may reach services outside the platform at all.

The configuration is still yours. Writing it from an empty form is not.

New in 0.3.0

• Multi-app projects. A project can hold several applications.
• Monorepo detection. Deployable apps inside a repository are identified automatically.
• Multi-repository projects. Several repositories can be bound into a single project.
• Configuration detection. Environment variables, network dependencies and database references are analyzed and proposed.
• Pre-configured networks. Detected connections between applications are prepared for deployment.
• Pre-configured databases. Database references are detected and assigned to the applications that use them.
• Application flow view. Communication and connections between apps are traceable in a graphical view.
• Network rules. You decide which applications may talk to each other, and which may talk to external services.
• Central logs. Log output from each application is readable in the platform.
• Per-app control. Applications can be stopped, restarted and redeployed individually.
• Repository import by auth token. A repository can be registered with an auth token before you sign up, and imported once you have.