Easily self-host your apps.
Slasha is a single binary that runs on any Linux box with Docker. Push your code and it builds from your Dockerfile, ships with automatic HTTPS, and runs your databases — all on infrastructure you own.
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MIT licensed · single binary · runs on your own server
From bare server to live app
Three steps. No YAML, no control plane to babysit.
1
Install slasha on your server
One command sets it up as a service on any fresh Linux box.
$ curl -fsSL https://slasha.com/setup.sh | bash
2
Open the dashboard and create an app
Visit slasha in your browser, create a project, and copy its git remote.
https://your-server.com
3
Push to deploy
Add the remote and push. slasha builds and ships it for you.
$ git remote add slasha git@your-server.com:my-app.git
$ git push slasha main
Everything in the box
No add-ons- git push deploysPush to a remote on your own server
- Dockerfile buildsProcfile process types: web, worker, release
- Managed databasesPostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis
- Automatic HTTPSCustom domains, TLS issued for you
- Scale processesRun more web or worker processes
- Zero-downtime deploysHealth-checked, auto-rollback on failure
- Live logsStream logs from any deployment
- Secure tunnelsReach a service locally, no open ports
- Volumes & backupsPersistent storage, on-demand data dumps
- Web dashboardBuilt-in UI for apps, services, and logs
Own your platform. Ship in one push.
Self-hosted deploys, no control plane, no lock-in.