00 / PICK THE WORKFLOW THAT FITS

Find the way
you want to build.

Different tools make different tradeoffs.
Start with how you deploy, connect services, and recover when something goes wrong.

01 / WHERE HAKOPOD STARTS

Start with an app.
Keep its services together.

Choose Hakopod if you want to deploy, connect and scale the services around an app in one workflow. Keep their configuration in a reviewable TOML file, with the same application available in the dashboard, CLI and API.

It is a development release. Evaluate it with your own services, backup plan, and operating responsibilities before relying on it.

See an application definition↗

Look a little closer.

Five documented areas, side by side.
No scores or universal winner.

01 / WORKFLOW COMPARISON

Hakopod & Dokploy

For teams that want Git, images, Compose, and Swarm workflows in a Docker-centered platform.

Compare the workflows↗

02 / WORKFLOW COMPARISON

Hakopod & Dokku

For developers who like a Git-push workflow, a command-line interface, and a plugin model.

Compare the workflows↗

03 / WORKFLOW COMPARISON

Hakopod & Coolify

For teams looking for a dashboard over Docker resources and repository-backed or pasted Compose services.

Compare the workflows↗

04 / WORKFLOW COMPARISON

Hakopod & CapRover

For app-oriented deployments using captain-definition, a CLI, webhooks, and one-click templates.

Compare the workflows↗

Based on the official documentation checked on 13 September 2026. These are workflow differences, not performance rankings. Hakopod is a development release and its shared Cloud service is planned. Editions, licenses and hosted pricing can change; confirm the current terms with each project.

Bring your real application.

01 / DEPLOY

Find the way
you want to build.

Start with an app.
Keep its services together.