Hosting for the apps your business runs on
Laravel, Node.js, Python, Docker and Nextcloud, deployed and kept running.
In plain English.
Web applications need more than a folder and an FTP login. A Laravel app wants queue workers and a scheduler, a Node.js service needs a process manager, and a Django project needs Gunicorn behind a web server. If any of those stop, the app half works and nobody notices until a customer complains.
We host Laravel, CodeIgniter and Symfony apps, Node.js services, Python and Django projects, Docker Compose stacks and self-hosted Nextcloud. Deployments run from your Git repository, environment secrets stay out of the code, and a supervisor restarts any worker that falls over.
If we built the app, we already know how it fits together. If someone else did, we review the setup first and write down how it deploys, so the knowledge does not live in one person's head. Pricing is agreed after a free call.
It suits you if.
- Your app was deployed by a developer who has since moved on
- Releases mean copying files over FTP and hoping
- Queue jobs or scheduled tasks stop without anyone noticing
- You run Nextcloud or another self-hosted tool and want it looked after
- You need separate staging and live environments
What we do.
Git-based deployments
Code is deployed from GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket with a repeatable script, so every release runs the same way and is easy to roll back.
Workers kept alive
Laravel Horizon and queue workers, Node.js processes under PM2 and Celery workers are supervised and restarted if they crash.
Secrets handled properly
API keys and database passwords live in environment files on the server, never in the repository.
Docker when it fits
Apps that ship as Docker Compose stacks run as containers, with volumes backed up and images updated on a schedule.
Staging and live
A staging environment lets you test a release against realistic data before customers see it.
How it runs.
- 01
Technical call
We go through the stack, the database, background jobs and how releases happen today.
- 02
Set up environments
We build staging and live environments and wire up deployments from your repository.
- 03
Migrate and verify
Data is moved, workers and schedules are started, and the app is tested end to end before DNS changes.
- 04
Run and support
We keep the platform patched, watch the error logs and help your developers with releases.
Questions people ask.
Do you only host apps you built?
No. We host apps built by other developers too. We start by reviewing the code layout, dependencies and deployment process, then write it all down. If something looks risky, such as secrets in the repository, we tell you and fix it before going live.
How much does application hosting cost?
It depends on the stack, the number of environments and the resources the app needs. We quote a monthly fee after a free call, agreed before any migration starts. Larger apps may need a VPS or cloud setup, which we explain as part of the quote.
Can my developers still deploy?
Yes. They push to the branch you agree and the pipeline deploys it, or they trigger releases themselves. We give them the access they need and keep production credentials limited to the people who should have them.
Who owns the code and data?
You do. The repository stays in your account and the database is yours. If you move on, we hand over backups, environment settings and our deployment notes so the next host can pick it up without guesswork.
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