The boring parts of running a server, done.
DeployCode handles the work between "it runs on my laptop" and "it has been up for six months": building, securing, routing, watching and recovering.
From repository to running app without writing config.
Automatic analysis
Detects the framework, language version, package manager, start command, port, database, cache and background workers by reading a handful of files. Nothing from your repository is executed to analyze it.
A plan you approve
Before anything touches your server you see what will run: services, ports, volumes, environment variables and warnings. Change the port, health path or commands, then approve.
Recipes for common stacks
Node.js, Next.js, Ruby on Rails, Django, FastAPI, Flask and static sites build without a Dockerfile. Rails and Django migrations run before each release.
Your Dockerfile, respected
If the repository has a Dockerfile or Compose file, that is what gets used. Risky settings such as privileged mode or host mounts are flagged and left out.
PostgreSQL and Redis
Provisioned next to your app on a private network, with generated credentials and persistent volumes. Database ports are never published.
Health-checked releases
A release is live only after its containers are running, its database answers and the app responds over HTTP.
Guard rails that work while you are asleep.
Security gate
Semgrep scans your code, Gitleaks looks for committed secrets, and Trivy checks dependencies and the built image. Scans run on your server before each deploy.
You set the rules
Choose which severity blocks a release. An owner or admin can override with a written reason, and the override is recorded.
Automatic restore
If a new release fails its health check, the previous one is started again with the exact settings it had.
Encrypted secrets
Environment variables and credentials are encrypted at rest, masked in the dashboard and scrubbed from logs.
Sandboxed builds
Your build runs as an unprivileged user in an isolated container with memory, CPU and time limits. It has no access to the Docker socket or the host.
Audit log
Logins, deployments, secret changes, domain changes and team changes are recorded and cannot be edited.
Backups on your terms
Take a snapshot whenever you like or on a schedule: a consistent dump of the PostgreSQL database and an archive of every other stored file. They stay on your own server, and older automatic ones are cleaned up for you.
Restore with an undo
Restore from the dashboard in one step. Files are checked for damage first, a copy of the current data is taken before anything changes, and the database is restored all-or-nothing.
Day-to-day work without opening a terminal.
Domains and HTTPS
Add a domain, see the DNS record to create, and get a Let's Encrypt certificate that renews automatically.
Every certificate on one page
All your domains across all applications, with DNS state, issuer and days until expiry, soonest first.
Logs
Follow application logs live, search them, filter by service or time range, and download them.
Monitoring
Uptime, response time and certificate expiry for each app. CPU, memory, disk and container counts for each server.
Restart, stop, start
Lifecycle controls for every application, with the result recorded.
Deployment history
Every deployment with its commit, who started it, how long it took and its full log. Roll back to a recent one in a click.
Teams and roles
Owner, admin, developer and viewer roles decide who can deploy, change secrets or manage servers.
What DeployCode does not do.
It does not host your apps
You bring a server from any provider. We never see your hosting bill and we cannot raise it.
It does not lock you in
Your apps are ordinary Docker containers with a standard Compose file. Remove the agent and they keep running.
It does not replace server snapshots
Backups live on the same server as the app. They cover mistakes and bad releases; your provider's snapshots cover losing the machine.
Make your next deploy the easy one.
Connect a server, pick a repository, approve the plan. Free for your first server, no card required.