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Connect a server you already own, without opening a port

Run one command on your VPS and a small agent dials out to the control plane over a single WebSocket. There is no inbound firewall rule to write, no SSH key to hand over, and no port listening on your machine.

What you get

  • The agent listens on nothing

    Everything reaches it through the one connection it opened outwards. It is a plain Node process rather than a framework app, because the memory it runs on is yours.

  • A token you can rotate

    The agent authenticates with a server token issued in the portal. Rotate it and the running agent’s credential stops working; stop the process and the connection is gone.

  • Your workloads stay yours

    Applications are containers on your machine, started from Compose files written to your disk. If the connection drops — or you stop paying — they keep running.

  • Fails loudly, never quietly

    A call meant for a server whose agent is not connected throws. It is never quietly run somewhere else and reported as a normal deployment.

In detail

  • Source trees and Compose files go to your server; build logs stay on the control plane, so the record of a failed deployment survives even if the machine does not.
  • The control plane provisions and reconciles a pinned Traefik on each connected server, or you can keep running your own proxy — switch either way from the portal.
  • A port pre-flight names whatever already holds 80 or 443 before the proxy starts, rather than failing halfway.
  • Your server’s address is the one the control plane observed when the agent connected, not one the agent claimed — a machine behind NAT is routinely wrong about its own.
  • Several calls overlap safely on the one socket: metrics sampling every fifteen seconds while a build streams its log.
  • Git deployments

    Push to your branch and it ships itself — built, health-gated, and rollback-ready.

  • Domains and HTTPS

    Add a hostname, create the record it shows you, and HTTPS arrives on its own.

  • Server monitoring

    CPU, memory, disk, network, and every container — including steal time.

Your server is ready when you are

Create an account, connect a VPS, and ship your first application.