From your laptop to a real server that stays up.
Getting it live is the easy part. Keeping it live is the job.
An app that runs locally. A domain, maybe. No idea what to do next.
A live product, automated deploys, backups, monitoring, and a runbook you can hand to anyone.
What's actually included.
Server or cloud setup sized to what you actually need, not what looks impressive.
A CI/CD pipeline so deploying is one merge, not one afternoon.
SSL, domains, and DNS configured and documented.
Backups that are tested by actually restoring them.
Uptime and error monitoring that tells a human when something breaks.
A written runbook: how to deploy, roll back, and debug at 2am.
What we work with.
We deploy to whichever of these you are already paying for, or help you pick if you are starting fresh. Nothing here requires you to move cloud.
Fair things to ask.
Which host do you use?
Whatever fits: AWS, DigitalOcean, Vercel, or the shared host you already pay for. We pick for your budget and traffic, not our habits.
What happens if it goes down at 2am?
Monitoring alerts fire immediately. We offer ongoing support if you want a human on the other end of that alert.
Do we get locked in to you?
No. Everything lives in your accounts, under your billing, documented well enough that another team could take over tomorrow.
Can you deploy to our existing infrastructure?
Yes, and we'd rather. Working in what your team already knows beats introducing something new for its own sake.
What about the database?
Backups tested by actually restoring them, migrations that don't need downtime, and credentials that live outside the repo.
Do you handle domains and SSL?
Yes, and we write down where everything lives so renewal isn't a mystery a year from now.
What if we need to scale suddenly?
We size for your real traffic and tell you honestly where the ceiling is, so you find out before your users do.
Do you use containers?
If they help. A small app on one server doesn't need orchestration, and pretending otherwise just adds a thing to break.
Will you keep running it for us?
We offer ongoing support. If you'd rather run it yourself, the runbook is written for that.
What exactly is a runbook?
A short document: how to deploy, how to roll back, how to read the logs, who to call. Written to be followed by someone tired.