The foundation
is open.
Use the open-source deployment engine, dashboard, CLI, and application configuration, teams and fixed roles on infrastructure you operate.
View the source Your servers.
Your apps, together.
Deploy web apps, connect private APIs and run workers from one dashboard. Set resources for each service while keeping the machines, networking and data under your control.
Read the installation guide 01 / YOUR INFRASTRUCTUREDELIBERATE OWNERSHIP
CONTROL, WITHOUT THE SCAVENGER HUNT
Make the choices
Make the choices
that matter to you.
Choose the machines, storage, and ingress that suit the workload. Hakopod keeps application deployment and everyday operations connected.
- Linux hosts on AMD64 and ARM64
- Private networks and explicit peer access
- Administrator-provisioned public TCP ports
- Service variables, secret bindings, and mounts
02 / OPEN CORE. OPTIONAL PRO.CHOOSE WHAT YOU NEED
Open-source core.
Room for a team.
Your infrastructure bill stays with your provider. Basic team collaboration is Free. Licensing does not change the installation’s network policy.
The foundation
More oversight
when you need it.
Pro adds actor audit history. Slack notifications, custom roles, and organization MFA enforcement are coming with Pro. Choose $19/month or $99/year per installation, with the same features and unlimited members. Paid checkout is not open yet.
Compare Free and Pro
Slack 03 / INSTALLATIONSTART WITH THE REQUIREMENTS
START WITH A CLEAR PICTURE
One install command.
One install command.
Your platform to run.
Prebuilt 0.1.0-alpha.58 installs on fresh Linux servers with AMD64 or ARM64 processors. It prepares missing dependencies and lets you choose managed PostgreSQL or connect an existing dedicated database.
From an account with sudo access:
curl -fsSL https://hakopod.com/scripts/installer.sh | sudo sh
Already root? Use sh instead of sudo sh. The
installer asks for your configuration and shows a plan before you accept
it. You choose the first administrator in the dashboard.
This is a development release. Review the server requirements and verification limits, and test recovery before production use.