Without the platform tax.
A self-hosted PaaS and observability platform — built together. Deploy to your own servers, with crash-aware revisions and log search wired in from the first push.
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Two products. One platform.
Most teams stitch deploys to a separate error tracker and hope they speak the same language. Repoless ships both halves as one product.
Multi-host placement with Wireguard mesh, blue-green deploys with Cloudflare-edge holds, and managed databases — driven by a Go agent installed in one curl on any Linux host.
Real-time ingest, full-text search, auto-grouped issues, and alert rules — every event tagged with the deploy revision that produced it.
What's in the box
Each item below is a real shipped feature — not a roadmap entry.
Every revision card shows error-rate delta vs prior. Bad deploys identify themselves.
Triggers on error rate, uptime, or resource. Routes to Slack, Discord, email, or webhook.
Pin to a single host or spread replicas across a Wireguard mesh. Per-host capacity.
Postgres, Redis, Patroni clusters with extensions, PgBouncer, and pgBackRest PITR.
Full-text across all services. Saved queries, collections, project-scoped filters.
Errors deduped into issues with occurrence counts and the revision they first appeared in.
Host monthly cost × CPU-share allocation. Per-app dollar badges across every project.
Project-scoped access, deny-by-default. Scoped API tokens. Built-in WebCrypto TOTP.
Why this matters
Most teams ship in one tool and look for fires in another. The two never quite agree on what's a deploy. Repoless tags every log line with the revision that produced it — so the connection is structural, not stitched.
Revision-tagged logs
Every log line carries the SHA of the deploy that emitted it.
Auto-detected regressions
Error-rate delta vs the previous revision. Bad deploys identify themselves.
One-click rollback from logs
See an error spike on a revision. Click. Roll back to prior. Same panel.
c0a3f02 refactor: orders queue
Grouped issue
ECONNRESET upstream=stripe
first seen on c0a3f02 · 82 occurrences
From zero to streaming
Bring your own GitHub repo, your own servers, your own domain — we handle the connective tissue.
Generate an install one-liner. The Go agent hardens the box and joins the Wireguard mesh.
Point at a GitHub repo. Push to main. Health-gated blue-green swap, no downtime.
Logs stream in real time. Issues auto-group. Every event tagged with the deploy revision.
Under the hood
No proprietary runtime. No new abstractions to learn. Just the components your team already understands.
Compute
Any Linux host
Edge & DNS
Cloudflare Workers
Mesh
Wireguard private net
Ingress
Traefik + Let’s Encrypt
Common questions
Coolify is excellent at deploys; it doesn't do observability. Repoless ships the deploy half and the watch half as one product, sharing auth, RBAC, and notifications. We also support multi-host placement with a Wireguard mesh, blue-green swaps with Cloudflare-edge holds, and adoption of existing Patroni clusters. We built a non-destructive Coolify importer if you want to try us alongside.
Those work if you already have a deploy story. Repoless is the deploy story and the observability layer — every log line tagged with the revision that emitted it. Self-hosted, no per-event pricing.
The control plane (deploy.repoless.com, logs.repoless.com) runs on Cloudflare Workers + D1, managed by us. The data plane — your apps, databases, and logs — runs on your own servers. You bring the infra; we drive it.
Any Linux server with SSH access — VPS, dedicated, or bare metal. The Go agent installs in one curl on Ubuntu/Debian and joins the Wireguard mesh. Storage: R2, S3, SFTP, or any S3-compatible object store. DNS: Cloudflare.
Per-team Cloudflare and provider tokens are encrypted at rest with WebCrypto AES. API tokens are dwa_* bearer tokens with scopes. TOTP 2FA is a custom ~80-LOC implementation — no external auth dep.
Yes. The Coolify import path is non-destructive — projects, apps, and managed databases over HTTP. You can also adopt existing external Postgres or Patroni clusters by URL.
We're finalizing it. Free tier for personal projects, paid tier for teams. Get on the list and we'll send early-access pricing before public launch.
Start owning one.
Three minutes from a fresh Linux host to your first deploy streaming logs back. No credit card, no Kubernetes.