Deploy from Git. Connect private services. Understand what changed. Hakopod brings your applications and everyday operations into one place.
Open-source core. Self-host on your own Linux servers.
curl -fsSL https://hakopod.com/scripts/installer.sh | sudo sh See how Hakopod brings deployments, private services and everyday operations together.
Product film · Local demo footage · English captions included
Read film descriptionYour next feature needs your attention. The way you run it should be easier to understand.
Concept illustration / source, services and operations
Keep your source and deployment workflow together. Move from a commit to a release you can inspect.
READ THE GUIDE →Let your application talk to its database and workers without making every service public.
READ THE GUIDE →Follow configuration, logs and release history. See what is running and where it came from.
READ THE GUIDE →The same essential jobs. A shared context for the code, configuration and services behind them.
Find the source. Find the settings. Find the release. Put the story together.
Follow the application from its code to the services running it.
Your applications are connected.
Your tools should see the
whole picture.
Bring a Git repository or a compatible container image. Review configuration, deploy, and keep the release history close to the application.
Explore deployConnect your API, workers and databases over private service networking. Add a domain to the services that need public HTTP access.
Explore connectInspect runtime state, logs and deployment history from the dashboard or your MCP client. Give your agent application context and choose whether it can deploy.
Explore operateREVIEWABLE BY DESIGNConfiguration lives with your work.
YOURS TO OPERATEYour infrastructure. Your choices.
Run CI jobs and manage application data with controls for the work each one needs.
Run organization or repository workflows on AMD64 or ARM64 runner pools, with one job per runner and resource controls. Follow each step and search job logs.
Explore Managed ActionsCloud eligibility and capacity apply. Available with self-hosted Pro.
Choose PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL or MongoDB, with private connections and a separate copy for recovery. Inspect the restored data before switching your application's connection.
Explore Managed DatabasesSelf-hosted alpha.50. Cloud requires the matching operator setup and approved workspace capacity. The illustration shows an example topology.
A repeatable path, with room to inspect each step.
Connect your Git repository, or start with a compatible container image.
Read the guideKeep services, variables, storage and networking in reviewable configuration.
Read the guideReview the release and follow each service as it rolls out.
Read the guideInspect current health and logs. Keep deployment history in context.
Read the guideStart on a fresh Linux server. Review the installation guide, then bring your first application.
Review the supported operating system, server access and resource requirements before installation.
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$ curl -fsSL
https://hakopod.com/scripts/installer.sh | sudo sh Connect your source, review service configuration and deploy. Follow the first-application guide for the complete steps.
Open the first-application guide ↗Real dashboard captures from our local shop demo. Explore services, configuration and release history.
The shop application with web and API services. Local demo workloads, revision 18.
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An actual service probe, current pod and historical failed pod. Sample readings describe this local demo only.
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Applied TOML for the shop application. Reviewable configuration alongside deployment history.
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A recorded shop deployment from 12 September. Historical rollout details are separate from current service health.
Select the image to inspect the full capture. ↗Run the open-source core yourself. Add Pro when you need actor audit history. Follow Cloud as it develops.
Your applications on infrastructure you operate.
Install HakopodOr $19/month. For self-hosted teams that need actor audit history.
Explore ProA hosted dashboard for connected compute. See current onboarding details.
Explore CloudPrices come from our current published plans. Compare features and terms ↗
Read the source. Follow releases. Understand the decisions behind your platform.
How one DuckDB database serves MySQL and PostgreSQL clients, where compatibility stops, and what the managed release does and does not provide.
Read the note ↗A concrete look at Vitess shards, routing, private TLS, native backups, recovery and the limits of the first release.
Read the note ↗The path from a database configuration to durable operations, native controllers, verified connections and a reviewed recovery.
Read the note ↗Install the open-source platform on your own Linux infrastructure. You operate the cluster, storage, upgrades and recovery. Start with the installation guide to review those responsibilities.
Yes. Deploy from Git or use a compatible container image. Images need to support the non-root runtime. Review service configuration, secrets and persistent storage before deployment.
Cloud is in development. Shared Cloud is designed for Git, HTTP/HTTPS, domains and private service networking. Public TCP remains a self-hosted operator decision. See the Cloud page for current onboarding information.
Basic self-hosted teams, invitations and fixed project roles are Free. Self-hosted Pro adds actor audit history. Custom roles and organization MFA enforcement remain planned.
No. A deployment rollback and a data restore are different operations. Back up persistent data separately, rehearse restoration, and review schema compatibility before rolling back an application.
