Deploy to Kubernetes without writing YAML

Pick a source and fill in a few screens. tidoly produces the Kubernetes and GitOps side — you do not write manifests or Helm values.

What do I enter?

1. Source — a git repository, a container image, or a built static site.
2. Settings — upload your .env or config file. You get a preview and choose which keys to keep; secrets are separated automatically.
3. Connections — choose a database or cache from a list: what kind, new or existing, and which one.

Do I need a Dockerfile?

No. Buildpacks build the app. If the repository has a Dockerfile, it is used.

Where does the configuration live?

The platform records what is deployed in git and Argo CD applies it. Changing a setting in the screen changes that record.

What is not supported yet?

Reading settings from files inside your repository. Settings and connections are entered in the screens.

Related

• Kubernetes, without running Kubernetes
• Like Vercel, on your server
• PostgreSQL for your app
• Self-hosted PaaS compared

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