Self-hosted PaaS in a single `docker compose` file.

Git-push deploys, custom domains with auto-TLS, managed Postgres, and horizontal scaling. Multi-tenant by default. Yours to run.

Add the paas remote and push. The platform builds your Dockerfile, rolls a new release, and routes traffic — no separate CI step.

Point a CNAME at your host. Paas issues a Let's Encrypt cert and renews it before expiry.

Provision a database from the dashboard; the connection string is injected as DATABASE_URL into your env.

Orgs, projects, members, and roles. Run many apps for many teams on a single host.

Set a replica count; the proxy load-balances across healthy instances and refreshes upstreams on every release.

Stream container logs into the dashboard. Build logs live alongside each deployment.

Get going in five steps

Install. Clone the repo and run ./deploy/installer/install.sh on a Linux VM with Docker. See Installation.
Sign in. Open your platform hostname; log in with the bootstrap admin printed at the end of the installer.
Create an org and an app. Click through the dashboard, or use the CLI. See Quickstart.
Add a remote and push. git remote add paas git@host:org/app.git && git push paas main.
Watch it deploy. The dashboard streams build logs and flips the deployment to Live once a replica is healthy.

Need more detail? Deploying apps walks through the full deploy lifecycle.