In development
Your servers,
ready to run.
Deploy containers and PostgreSQL to Linux servers you own or rent. Scale, back up, and monitor them from one dashboard, with an AI assistant that explains alerts, analyzes capacity, and drafts changes for you.
Apps, databases, and where they run.
For solo developers and small teams who want predictable server bills without building their own deployment platform.
Applications
Deploy any container image. Set CPU and memory limits, environment variables, secrets, and domains with TLS.
- Rolling deploys and rollback
- Health checks
- Manual scaling, opt-in autoscaling
PostgreSQL
Create a database on the server you pick. Backups run on a schedule to storage you choose.
- Scheduled backups to your own storage
- Restore any backup to a new instance
- Controlled version updates
Zones
Label servers by zone and choose where each app replica and database runs.
- Zone labels for every server
- App replicas spread across zones
- Database placement you choose
How it works
The ConsoleRun agent runs on each of your servers and connects out to our hosted dashboard. You don’t host anything, share SSH keys, or open a management port.
Your apps, databases, and backups stay on your servers and storage.
- 01
Create a workspace
Sign up and invite your team. Choose who can view, deploy, or administer.
- 02
Connect your servers
Install the agent with a one-time token. Confirm each server’s capacity and assign it a zone.
- 03
Deploy
Fill in a form, or ask the assistant to fill it in for you. Review the change, apply it, and watch it roll out.
An AI assistant for operations.
Metrics, logs, and alerts are built in for every app and database. The assistant works on top of them.
Alerting
Suggests alert rules that fit your traffic. When one fires, it explains the likely cause with the metrics, logs, and deploys behind it.
Capacity analysis
Spots servers running short on CPU, memory, or disk and tells you when to add a server or move replicas.
Management
Describe a change in plain words, like “add a replica in eu-central”, and get a plan to review and apply.
Every change it proposes goes through the same review step as the dashboard. The assistant is optional, and everything works without it.
Get launch updatesQuestions
When can I use ConsoleRun?+
Not yet. We’re building it now. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when it launches.
Do I have to use the assistant?+
No. Deploying, scaling, placement, monitoring, alerts, and team permissions all work from the dashboard. The assistant follows the same permissions and review step as you, and you can turn it off for your workspace.
Which servers can I use?+
Any Linux server you own or rent, from any provider. You bring the servers, network, DNS, container registry, and backup storage.
What access does ConsoleRun have to my servers?+
The agent receives management commands you’ve authorized and reports health back. That is remote management, but it doesn’t need your SSH keys or an inbound port. Your apps still need their own network and DNS setup.
What data leaves my servers?+
Management metadata and selected monitoring data go to ConsoleRun to power the dashboard. Your apps, database files, and backups stay on infrastructure you choose. If you use the assistant, relevant context is sent to an AI model provider. We’ll publish providers, data regions, and retention before launch.
What happens if ConsoleRun goes down?+
Your apps and databases are designed to keep running as they were. You won’t be able to make changes or get alerts from ConsoleRun until it’s back.
How much will it cost?+
Pricing isn’t final. You pay your server provider directly and ConsoleRun separately for management, likely per connected server.
Is it open source?+
Not at launch. Open core is the longer-term direction.
Get an email when it launches.
Signups also tell us what to build first.
Keep me posted
Keep me posted.
We’ll email you when ConsoleRun launches.