Deplo

Deplo is a self-hosted deployment platform that lets you push code to your own server with the same ease as a cloud service. You install it with a single curl command on any Linux machine you already own, connect your Git repository, and Deplo automatically builds and deploys your application. No Dockerfile to write, no SSH session to open, and no cloud invoice to worry about. It handles HTTPS, backups, logs, and metrics out of the box.

What makes Deplo stand out is its focus on simplicity and team control. The interface is clean and intuitive — you can see exactly what's happening without digging through documentation. It supports Git-based deployments with preview URLs for pull requests and one-click rollbacks to a previous working image. For teams, Deplo offers 46 fine-grained permissions so you can grant access to specific folders and actions. Every action is logged with a timestamp and the user who performed it. Deplo also ships a native MCP server, which means AI coding agents like Claude or Cursor can interact with your infrastructure in plain language — deploying, reading logs, and rolling back under the same permission controls as the dashboard.

Deplo is ideal for developers and small teams who want the convenience of a PaaS without the cost or vendor lock-in. It's particularly useful for hosting web applications, running open-source tools like WordPress or Nextcloud, or setting up a personal CI/CD pipeline. Since it's open source (AGPLv3) and runs on your own hardware, you keep full control of your data and infrastructure. The beta is available now, with a stable release planned for Q4 2026.