Templates & marketplace

A template deploys a curated public Docker image in one click, with no repo and no build. Gheima creates the service and gives it a public URL. Depending on the app, it also attaches a persistent volume for data, creates and links a managed database (injecting the env vars the image expects), and fills in generated secrets.

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.

Run n8n with a worker#

The n8n (queue mode) template deploys two services from one image: the editor, and a worker that runs your executions so the editor stays responsive. Both share one environment, a managed Postgres database and a managed queue, all wired at deploy. It uses two of your plan's services, and it is available only in your account's default region, where managed queues run.

Share a one-click link#

Add ?deploy= and a template id to the Templates page URL to open that template's deploy dialog directly, for example from a README. Visitors who are signed out sign in first and land back on the dialog.

https://gheima.ma/templates?deploy=n8n-queue

Add web analytics to your site#

Deploy the Umami template to get privacy-friendly analytics (visitors, pageviews, and referrers, with no cookies) for any site you host. Umami comes with a managed Postgres database, so it works as soon as it deploys. Open its URL, sign in with the default admin account (admin / umami), and change the password. 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.