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Free and open source · MIT

One place to deploy.

Everything a cloud host does for your apps, on your own server. Pick a repository, a domain and a database, and launchroom wires up everything for you. Free and open source.

curl -fsSL https://launchroom.vantezzen.io/install | sh
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Runs on your server · Free, MIT licensed · No account needed

Project canvas for the shop project in production: web and api in a Public group, a worker in an App group and a PostgreSQL 18 database in a Data group, connected by DATABASE_URL. Every service shows Live or Running.Project canvas for the shop project in production: web and api in a Public group, a worker in an App group and a PostgreSQL 18 database in a Data group, connected by DATABASE_URL. Every service shows Live or Running.

What launchroom is

The comfort of a cloud host. On your server.

$ curl -fsSL https://launchroom.vantezzen.io/install | sh
Ready at launch.acme.dev

Installs itself

Run one command on any Linux server. launchroom sets up everything it needs, including HTTPS for its own address.

  • launchroomone folder
  • Everything elseuntouched

Your server stays yours

launchroom keeps to one folder and leaves your other apps and files alone. You never touch Docker.

$0per server, per seat, per buildMIT license

Free and open source

MIT licensed, with every feature included. There is no paid edition and no account with us.

Deploy

Drop in a database. It’s connected.

Pick a repository and a domain, then drop a database onto the canvas. launchroom builds the app, gets the certificate and hands the app its database credentials. Every push deploys.
Deployments and previews

Servers

Your computer at home builds. Your VPS serves.

Run one line on a second machine and it joins. The two connect over a private network on their own, with no ports to open. Tell launchroom what each machine does, and the app and its database can even live on different servers.

One server is enough to start. More join the same way. Servers

Overview

Everything on one screen.

See each server with its load, and which service takes how much CPU and memory.
Logs and metrics

Previews

A preview for every pull request.

Open a pull request and launchroom deploys it with its own address and its own database, then posts the link in the pull request. Merge, and it goes to production.
Previews

Why launchroom

Rent the server. Own the platform.

A VPS and launchroom do what a hosting platform does, for the price of the VPS. You pick the provider and the region, and your data stays on your machines.
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Included, free

  • Zero-downtime releases
  • Instant rollback
  • HTTPS on every domain
  • Encrypted variables
  • Backups to your S3
  • Logs, metrics and alerts
  • Teams and 2FA
  • API and CLI

FAQ

Questions and answers.

Is launchroom free?

Yes. launchroom is open source under the MIT license. There is no paid edition, no account with us and no usage limit. You pay your server provider, nothing else.

Where does it run?

On your own server: any Linux machine with Docker, such as a VPS. The dashboard, your apps and your databases run there. Nothing is hosted by us.

Do I need more than one server?

No. One VPS runs the dashboard, the builds, your apps and their databases. Add a second machine when you want builds elsewhere or more capacity.

Can my computer at home join?

Yes. It connects out to your VPS and joins the private network by itself. You don’t open ports, set up a tunnel or need a static IP, and you can keep using the machine for everything else.

Do I need to know Docker?

No. launchroom detects Next.js, Laravel, Django, FastAPI, Node servers, static sites and more, and builds them without a Dockerfile. If your repository has one, launchroom uses it.

What happens to my apps if the dashboard goes down?

They keep running. Each server keeps the last instructions it received. You can restore the dashboard on any machine with one command and your recovery kit.

Is it secure?

The dashboard never logs into your servers. There is no SSH and no shell access: each server fetches signed instructions and checks them against its own rules. Secrets are encrypted, and every project environment has its own network.

Your one place to deploy is one command away.

Free, open source, on your own server.

curl -fsSL https://launchroom.vantezzen.io/install | sh
Install guideGitHub