StacShip
Making self-hosted infrastructure simple.
Turn any VPS into a modern deployment platform. Connect your server. Connect your repository. Deploy without touching the terminal.
Self-hosting forces a choice between control and convenience.
Owning your infrastructure means owning provisioning, reverse proxies, TLS renewal, environment variables, log rotation and rollback — a stack of small decisions that has nothing to do with the product you are actually shipping.
Managed platforms remove that work, but they take the server with them: opaque pricing, opaque runtime, and no path back to hardware you control.
Your server, treated like a platform.
StacShip connects over SSH to a machine you already own and turns it into a deployment target with the ergonomics of a managed platform. No agent to babysit, no proprietary runtime, no lock-in — everything it configures is standard, inspectable and yours the day you stop using it.
What it does.
One-command server setup
Point StacShip at a fresh VPS and it prepares the runtime, firewall and proxy layer for you.
Git-native deploys
Connect a repository once. Every push to your chosen branch builds and releases automatically.
Automatic TLS
Certificates are issued and renewed in the background. Domains attach in a single step.
Environment management
Encrypted variables per environment, versioned alongside the deploys that used them.
Instant rollback
Previous releases stay warm on disk. Reverting is one action, not a redeploy.
Logs and health
Streaming logs, resource usage and container health, without opening a terminal.
Three steps to first deploy.
Connect your server
Add a VPS with an SSH key. StacShip provisions the runtime and leaves the machine standard.
Connect your repository
Choose a repo and branch. Build settings are detected, and you can override any of them.
Deploy
Push. StacShip builds, releases and routes traffic — with a rollback always one click away.
Why it matters.
Questions.
No. StacShip detects common stacks and generates a sane build. If you know Docker, every generated file is visible and editable.
Any machine you can reach over SSH — Hetzner, DigitalOcean, OVH, AWS, or hardware in your own rack.
Nothing to your running applications. StacShip is a control plane; your containers run independently on your server.
Yes. Projects are isolated at the container and domain level, with per-project variables and logs.
See it in action.
Schedule a walkthrough to see how this product fits your workflow.
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