Push the repository, Deplo works out how to build and run it, and the app comes up on your own server with HTTPS in front.
Push a Next.js app and Deplo builds it, runs it as a Node server and puts a certificate in front of it, on a server you own.
Push a Nuxt app and Deplo builds it and runs its Nitro server, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push a SvelteKit app and Deplo builds it and runs it as a Node server, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push an Astro site and Deplo builds it and serves it on port 4321, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push a Remix app and Deplo builds it and runs its server, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push a NestJS API and Deplo builds it and starts it, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push an Express server and Deplo builds it and starts it, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push a Vite app and Deplo builds it and serves it, on a server you own, with HTTPS in front.
Push a Django project and Railpack builds it, runs your migrations and serves it with Gunicorn, on a server you own.
Push a Laravel app and Railpack builds it on FrankenPHP, runs your migrations and serves it, on a server you own.
Push a Rails app and Railpack installs your gems, precompiles the assets and starts it, on a server you own.
Answer three questions and pick a host, or install Deplo on a server you already have. It's free, and leaving is as easy as arriving. What you do with the money you save is your business.
