Templates & marketplace

One-click deploy of WordPress, Ghost, n8n, Umami, and Uptime Kuma.

Templates deploy a curated public Docker image in one click — no repo or build. The platform creates the service, attaches a persistent volume for data, provisions and links a managed database when the image needs one (injecting the exact env vars it expects), fills in generated secrets, and gives you a public URL.

Deploy a template#

  1. 1

    Pick an app

    Open Templates and choose WordPress, Ghost, n8n, Umami, or Uptime Kuma.

  2. 2

    Name it

    Pick a name (and optionally a project folder), then click Deploy.

  3. 3

    Go live

    Watch the service deploy and open its URL to finish first-run setup.

Database-backed templates (WordPress, Umami) provision a managed database automatically; its credentials are injected at deploy — no manual wiring.

Add web analytics to your site#

Deploy the Umami template to get privacy-friendly analytics (visitors, pageviews, referrers — no cookies) for any site you host. Umami ships with a managed Postgres, so it works out of the box: deploy it, open its URL, sign in with the default admin credentials (umami / umami) and change them, then add your site under Settings → Websites and paste the generated tracking <script> tag into your site's <head>. Stats appear within a minute of the first visit.

✦ A popular app running on your account with a public URL, a persistent disk, and a managed database — in one click.