Like Vercel, on a server you own

git push, build, deploy — the workflow of Vercel or Heroku, on a server you own. The database, cache and sign-in live on the same platform as your app.

What works the same way?

• A push to your branch builds and deploys.
• No Dockerfile needed — buildpacks detect the language. A Dockerfile is used if you have one.
• Your app gets an address with HTTPS.
• Roll back to an earlier version in one step.
• Build, deploy and runtime logs in the screen.

What is different?

The server is yours, and so is the data. PostgreSQL, Valkey and Keycloak run next to your app and connect to it. There are fixed environments (prod and dev) with promotion between them, and canary releases once Argo Rollouts is installed from the catalog.

How do domains work?

A name.tidoly.app address works right away. For your own domain, point a DNS record at your server and the certificate is issued automatically. With Cloudflare, the record is created for you too.

What is not supported yet?

Preview deployments per pull request, blue/green switching, and a global edge network. It runs on a single server today.

Related

• Deploy without YAML
• PostgreSQL for your app
• Kubernetes, without running Kubernetes
• Self-hosted PaaS compared

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