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Sign up with your email and password, then verify the link we send you. You can also sign in with GitHub — that flow is independent from connecting repositories.

New accounts start on the free Starter plan. Paid plans unlock more applications, databases and resources.

Open Settings → GitHub and click Connect GitHub. You will be redirected to GitHub to authorize the platform, and we will store your access token server-side.

Once connected, the platform can list your repositories, read their branches, and register push webhooks for auto-deploy.

Go to Applications → New application, choose a connected repository and branch, pick your framework and build settings, then create it. A first deployment starts automatically.

We auto-detect common frameworks (Dockerfile, Node, Python, Static, etc.). You can override the build and start commands if needed.

The Deployments tab shows every deployment with its status and commit. Open the Logs tab to follow the build output live. When the deployment reaches READY, your app is live on its HTTPS preview URL.

From the application's Domains tab, add your domain. We will show the exact DNS records to create (A/CNAME records pointing at our proxy). Once DNS propagates, HTTPS is issued automatically.

Create a database from Databases → New database. Credentials are encrypted server-side and revealed only when you click Show credentials.

Set up scheduled backups from Backups. Each backup is encrypted before upload to S3-compatible storage. You can restore any backup to a brand-new database instance.

The Usage page shows live consumption against your plan limits. Warnings appear at 70, 80, 90 and 100%. When a limit is reached, creating more resources is blocked until you upgrade.

Upgrade or change your plan from Billing. You can switch between monthly and yearly billing and review invoices there.