Deploy your apps.
Without the bloat.

Self-hosted PaaS deploying from Git, targeting under 50MB RAM idle.

From git push to a padlock

No Kubernetes required.

Push to Git, Ployer builds and deploys automatically. Dockerfile, Nixpacks, and Docker Compose all work.

Caddy and Let’s Encrypt handle certificates. Point your DNS at the server and the padlock is there.

Webhooks: GitHub and GitLab push events trigger a deploy. Set it up once.
Health checks: HTTP polling with auto-restart when a container stops answering.
Live logs: Build and runtime logs stream over WebSocket while they happen.
Multi-server: Run apps across several servers from one dashboard.
Encrypted secrets: Environment variables encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
Container stats: CPU, memory, and network I/O per container.

Internet

Caddy Ports 80/443. TLS termination, automatic SSL

Ployer Rust/Axum API + SvelteKit frontend (single binary)

SQLite WAL mode

Docker Container mgmt

Caddy API Dynamic routing

Everything runs on a single server. No orchestrator, no external database.

Caddy takes the traffic

Ports 80 and 443, TLS termination and automatic SSL, with routes set live through the Caddy API.
Ployer holds the state

A Rust/Axum API and the SvelteKit frontend in a single binary, keeping its state in SQLite in WAL mode.
Docker runs the workloads

Your apps run as containers, which Ployer starts, watches and restarts.

Runs on virtually any VPS. No beefy hardware needed.

Point your domain’s DNS A record to your server, then run as root:

$ curl -fsSL https://ployer.nusendra.com/install.sh | sudo bash

While it runs, the installer: