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Push your code. Find your rhythm.

Deploy, preview, and keep moving. strackt takes care of your applications and the servers underneath — on a VPS you own.

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main
website / production

A commit becomes a release.

  1. Fetch your codeFrom your repository
  2. Build and migrateYour deployment steps
  3. Release your applicationZero downtime
Release live

Push a commit. We take it from here.

pull request
website / preview

Give every idea its own space.

  1. Open a pull requestA branch of your own
  2. Create an environmentSeparate database and URL
  3. Share your changesBefore they reach production
Preview ready

Try it together. Merge when you are ready.

previous release
website / releases

Go back. Move forward.

  1. Choose a previous releaseYour history stays close
  2. Roll back the applicationSwitch to the version that worked
  3. Get back to your codeWith room to work out the fix
Release restored

A bad deploy does not have to become a long night.

An illustrated walkthrough of the strackt workflow.

Native provisioning, built in.

Per app, excl. VAT
€5 / month
Your first app
On us
Usage charges
None
Machines you own
All of them

The code loop

This website runs on strackt.

A real release, from this repository to the page you are reading. The previous version keeps serving while the next one builds.

this site, deployingsucceeded
  1. fetching latest code2s
  2. installing PHP dependencies9s
  3. building frontend assets7s
  4. running migrations1s
  5. activating release1s
  6. end to end29.9s
A real deploy of this website, 26 August 2026 — fourteen steps, 29.9 seconds end to end. Five of them shown. Your own timings depend on the repository and the machine.

A week you didn’t spend on servers.

Your releases are the visible part. The care continues between them.

  1. Mon

    A release, and the setup it needs.

    Your deployment applies the application’s current requirements.

  2. Tue

    New advisories. Your actual software.

    CVE checks match advisories to the packages your servers actually run.

  3. Wed

    The setup stays in line.

    Managed operations reapply the recorded configuration instead of accumulating manual fixes.

  4. Thu

    New versions, deliberately adopted.

    Version discovery and managed rollouts keep supported software moving forward. Major upgrades need compatibility checks.

  5. Fri

    An issue that needs attention now.

    Affected, actively exploited issues enter the urgent response lane. Remediation still needs an available fix and verification.

  6. Sat

    The prepared kernel becomes the running one.

    Reboots land in a maintenance window you choose. Critical issues can override that window with notice.

  7. Sun

    A newer system. The same machine.

    Distribution upgrades are prepared from the versioned definition, then checked and rolled out.

Illustrated week combining different maintenance cadences. Distribution upgrades are occasional, not weekly.

The box is our problem

Fully managed. Fully yours.

Your code and data stay on a machine you own, in a country you picked. Leave whenever you like — your server keeps running.

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The boundary

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For the applications you build and the WordPress sites you operate. Installing packaged apps like Nextcloud or Immich? Coolify is a better fit.

Not a developer, or explaining strackt to someone who isn't? Read the plain-language version.