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Deployo

Live now at app.deployo.in

Every server you own, on one screen.

Deployo connects to any VPS from any cloud provider. Install databases and runtimes with one button, deploy your apps, point your domains, and open a terminal — without learning five different consoles.

Bring a server you already have. No card required to start.

app.deployo.in

Your workspaces

mumbai-prod

139.84.220.17 · Mumbai
CPU
0%
Memory
0%
Disk
0%

Installed

nginxnode 20pm2mongodbredis

Projects

  • storefrontNext.jsshop.example.in
  • orders-apiNode.jsapi.example.in

Pick a workspace above — the panel follows your choice, exactly like the real dashboard.

Renting a server is cheap. Running one is not.

A VPS costs a few dollars a month. Getting an app onto it costs you an afternoon: SSH keys, NGINX, certificates, a process manager, a database, then the same again on the next server and the next client.

Managed platforms solve that by charging many times the price of the machine underneath. Deployo takes the other route — you keep the cheap server and your own account with the provider, and Deployo handles everything above it.

bash — server setup
~$ssh root@139.84.220.17
~$apt update && apt install nginx -y
~$curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x | bash -
~$npm install -g pm2
~$nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/app.conf
~$certbot --nginx -d app.example.in
~$pm2 start server.js --name app

Three steps from a bare server to a running app.

  1. 01

    Add your server

    Paste the IP and credentials for a VPS you already own — DigitalOcean, Hetzner, AWS, anywhere.

  2. 02

    Install your stack

    Pick the runtimes and databases your app needs. Deployo installs and configures them in the right order.

  3. 03

    Create a project

    Choose a framework. Your app comes up on your own server, with a domain and a web server in front of it.

app.deployo.in

Add a server

IP address139.84.220.17
Userroot
Connected · Ubuntu 24.04

Everything you would otherwise do over SSH.

Deployo is already running all of this today.

Workspaces

Every server you add becomes a workspace with live CPU, memory and disk readings. Switch between them from the same screen.

ssh root@ip && htop

Projects

Create a Node.js, React, Next.js, WordPress or PHP project on any workspace. Deployo puts it live on your server and assigns it a port.

git clone && pm2 start

Installers

NGINX, Node.js, PM2, PHP, WP-CLI, MongoDB, MySQL and Redis install onto your server with one button, in the right order.

apt install nginx nodejs …

Databases

Create databases, manage their credentials and network rules, and connect to them remotely. Bring existing remote databases in too.

mysql -u root -p < schema.sql

Domains

Point a domain at any project and Deployo writes the web server config for you. No editing NGINX files by hand.

nano /etc/nginx/sites-available

Team access

Share a workspace with a teammate or client. They get in without ever seeing your server's root password.

adduser && visudo

Terminal

A full shell on your server, already logged in, in your browser. The same thing a cloud console gives you, for every provider.

ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa root@ip

Files and editing

Browse your server's filesystem visually, and edit any file in a code editor without leaving the page.

scp file root@ip:/var/www

One server or thirty. The screen is the same.

Deployo does not care how many machines you run, or whose they are.

Developers shipping a first real app

You can build the thing. You would rather not spend the weekend configuring a web server to put it online.

one server, one person

Freelancers and agencies

Every client has their own server, their own provider and their own stack. Keep all of them in one place instead of a spreadsheet of IP addresses.

many servers, one person

Small teams

Give a teammate access to the server they need to work on, without handing over root credentials to everything you run.

shared servers, scoped access

Point Deployo at a server and see it in a minute.

Create an account, add a VPS you already own, and install your first service. Nothing to download.