01 · Deploy
Still hand-rolling a deploy pipeline?
Push a repo, get a live URL. Every pull request opens its own preview. Production waits for a human to approve it, and a bad release goes back with one click.
What it does
- Push to deploy
- A preview per pull request
- Approval-gated promote
- One-click rollback
What it does
What Deploy does
The boring half of shipping is handled for you. The interesting half is still your problem.
Push to deploy
Connect a repo and every push builds. What comes back is a live URL, not a YAML file to argue with.
A preview per pull request
Each PR gets its own isolated environment. Reviewers click the real thing instead of guessing from a diff.
Approval-gated promote
Production waits for a human. Nothing reaches your users until an owner clicks approve.
One-click rollback
A release goes sideways at midnight. One click puts the old one back: no frantic re-deploy, no downtime theatre.
One platform
What else moves when a deploy moves
Your database, cache, search, and storage attach to a deploy on their own. No connection-string archaeology between a build and the data it reads.
Auth ships with the platform. A preview environment already knows who is allowed in.
The same MCP endpoint that reads your data can trigger a deploy. That is how an agent takes a change all the way to a live URL.
Ship your next push in seconds.
Connect a repo and watch it go live. The free tier is actually free and never asks for a card.