A cloud for personal software.

Ownkube is a cloud for personal software. Push a repo or a container and get a live URL in seconds, with managed Postgres, automatic TLS, logs, metrics, autoscaling, and one-click rollbacks built in. No cloud account, no cluster to provision, and no card to start.

When you are ready, the same app moves to your own or a customer’s AWS account with no rewrite, and its logs, metrics, and health checks come with it. AWS today, with GCP and Azure coming soon.

Quickstart Sign up and ship your first app in minutes, no cloud account required.

How it works Builds, deploys, and what runs where.

Databases One-click managed Postgres with backups and connection details.

CLI (okctl) Deploy, tail logs, and pull connection details from your terminal.

What Ownkube handles for you

Ownkube runs the recurring platform work a DevOps hire would do day to day, so a small team can ship to production without standing up a platform function.

• Builds and git-push deploys. Connect a GitHub or GitLab repo and Ownkube builds the image (with or without a Dockerfile) and ships it.
• A live URL with automatic TLS. Every web deployment gets a ready-to-share hostname on a Cloudflare-backed domain, with DDoS, bot, and scrape protection out of the box.
• Managed Postgres and Valkey cache. Attach one in a click and pull the connection string from the dashboard or the CLI.
• Observability built in. A live log stream plus CPU and memory metrics on every deployment, with health and sync status.
• Autoscaling and rollbacks. Horizontal autoscaling on CPU and memory, and one-click zero-downtime rollbacks to the last healthy revision.

The same app, in your own or your customers’ cloud

The app you build on Ownkube is portable by design. Run it on Ownkube-managed compute today, then move the same app into your own AWS account, or ship it into each customer’s own environment, with no rewrite. The workflow, the dashboard, and the observability (logs, metrics, and health checks) come with it.

This is an option, not a requirement, and most personal software never needs it. When you do, it is a configuration change rather than a migration. AWS is supported today, with GCP and Azure coming soon.

Note

Everything deploys to standard, vanilla infrastructure. Disconnect Ownkube and your apps keep running. No proprietary runtimes, no lock-in.

What you can build

Web apps HTTP services with public hostnames, health checks, and rolling deploys.

Background workers Long-running consumers, queues, and background processors.

Jobs & cron One-off tasks and scheduled jobs that run and terminate.

Databases Managed PostgreSQL with backups and connection pooling.

Environments Group deployments by stage. Development, staging, production.

Functions Serverless event handlers triggered by HTTP or a schedule. Beta.

Registries Build straight from a GitHub or GitLab repository. More registry types coming soon.

Key capabilities

Capability	Details
Git-push deploys	Connect a repo, Ownkube builds the image and ships the rollout.
Managed Postgres	One-click Postgres with backups and connection pooling.
Managed Valkey cache	One-click Redis-compatible cache with a private connection string.
Autoscaling	Horizontal scaling on CPU and memory thresholds.
Public hostnames	A live URL per web deployment with automatic TLS.
Logs and metrics	Live log stream plus CPU and memory metrics on every deployment.
Rolling updates	Every config change triggers a zero-downtime rollout with health checks.
Run in your own cloud	Move the same app to your own AWS account, no rewrite.

Ready to start?

Deploy your first app Push a repo to Ownkube and get a live URL in seconds.

Read the quickstart Step-by-step from signup to live app.

Have a feature in mind?

Ownkube is shaped by the teams using it. If there’s a capability you need, a new registry type, a runtime feature, a framework-specific path, tell us.

Request a feature Email support@ownkube.io. Real humans read every message.