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One cloud for what you ship
Serverless functions, containers, and managed databases on one platform — with Vercel-style deploys straight from Git. Hosted, or self-hosted on machines you operate.
Everything you ship, in one place
Compute, storage, and networking primitives on one platform, hosted or on nodes you can operate yourself.
Serverless Functions
Ship request-driven functions that stay warm in production, scale previews to zero when idle, and run on nodes picked by the scheduler — no servers to manage.
Containers (Dockerfile)
Bring your own Dockerfile. Run any language or runtime as a long-lived container, scheduled onto healthy nodes.
Managed Databases
Postgres, Redis and SQLite databases per project, each with its own connection details and running on a single host node.
Request Routing
Requests reach the node that runs your deployment: platform DNS favours it, and a request that lands on another node is forwarded. If the coordinating node is lost, a standby takes over, and shared state is eventually consistent.
GitOps deploys
Push to Git and we build an immutable deployment automatically — Vercel-style previews, and rollback to any earlier deployment.
How it works
From a Git push to a served deployment in three steps.
01
Connect a repo
Link your Git repository. Every push triggers a build; major frameworks are detected, and a monorepo with several apps needs a root directory.
02
Build immutable deployment
We build your functions and containers into a versioned, content-addressed artifact.
03
Route to the right node
Platform DNS favours the node that already serves your app, and a request that arrives at another node is forwarded to the one that runs your deployment.