Understand the system.
A deployment should come with context: what changed, where it runs, and how its services connect.
A little less infrastructure.
A lot more room
for what you’re
building.
Good tools help you understand your work. We’re building Hakopod to bring the moving parts of an application a little closer together.
Your apps.Your rules.
You built the app.
The next part should
make sense.
A repository is only the beginning. An application needs a place to run, connections to other services, somewhere for its data, and a way to understand what happens after a deployment.
Hakopod brings that work into one application model. Use the dashboard when you want a clear view. Keep TOML in Git when you want reviewable, repeatable changes. The CLI and API work with the same system.
Keep the choices yours.
Your infrastructure, application configuration, and operating model should stay understandable and reviewable.
Make room for the work.
A platform is useful when it brings routine decisions together and leaves you more attention for the thing you are building.
Built in the open.
Made for your
own infrastructure.
The application platform, shared template catalog, and Hatch interface library are public projects. Read the source, inspect the configuration, and follow the release notes.
Self-hosting is available as a development release. Hakopod Cloud is in development. We describe those boundaries plainly, because choosing infrastructure should start with accurate information.
Explore the sourceLearn how it fits together