Deploy & manage sites and apps
Deploy websites, web apps, WordPress, databases — and update them after.
- Deploy a website from your computer
Drag the folder of your built site into Server Manager, type your domain, click Deploy.
- Deploy a web app from your computer
Drop your Node, Python, or Go project folder into Server Manager, type your domain, click Deploy.
- Deploy a website from a git repo
Paste your repo URL, type your domain, click Clone & deploy.
- Deploy a web app from a git repo
Paste your repo URL, type your domain, click Clone & deploy.
- Pull latest from git
Click Pull latest in the service panel. We fetch your repo's latest commits and (for web apps) restart your app.
- Multiple sites on the same server
Each site or app on a Server Manager–managed server lives in its own folder, keyed off its domain (or app name). Different identifiers coexist; reusing the same identifier replaces what's there.
- Native vs Container — which should I pick?
Native runs your web app directly on the host under systemd — fast, low RAM, shared runtime. Container runs it inside Docker — own runtime version per app, ~30–100 MB extra RAM.
- Migrate an existing site here
Pull a WordPress site, a static site, or a database off your old host (SSH or cPanel) and stand it back up on this server. Source stays untouched; the actual install happens in the chat with your approval.
- Install WordPress
One click + one question (the domain), then approve the install commands. WordPress + MariaDB in Docker, fronted by Caddy with auto-HTTPS, ready in 2–3 minutes. WordPress's own first-run wizard handles site title + admin account.