Everything you need to ship safely
Git-based deploys
Push to your default branch and SafeHost builds your Dockerfile automatically — no server to configure.
Sandboxed by default
Every build and every running app is isolated with gVisor and network policy — one tenant can never reach another.
Your domain, real SSL
Bring a custom domain or use a SafeHost subdomain — either way you get a Let's Encrypt certificate automatically.
Resource limits, enforced
CPU, memory, and pod counts are capped per project at the cluster level — a runaway build can't take down the platform.
Live status, real logs
Build and runtime logs stream straight from the cluster, and status only ever says Live once a pod is actually ready.
Restart or redeploy in one click
Roll a fresh deploy from your latest commit, or restart the running pod, straight from the project page.
Namespace
t-my-app
Built for shipping side projects fast
No servers to patch, no Kubernetes YAML to write. Point SafeHost at a repo and get an isolated, monitored, SSL-terminated deployment in minutes.
- Dockerfile-based builds, no build-script guessing
- gVisor + network policy isolation, on by default
- Free while SafeHost is in early access
- Cancel any time — there's nothing to cancel
Three steps from repo to URL
Connect
Point SafeHost at a GitHub or GitLab repo with a Dockerfile.
Deploy
We build it, sandbox it, and put it behind your domain with SSL.
Grow
Add more apps, invite your team, bring your own domain any time.
Simple pricing while we're in early access
Questions, answered
Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out after you sign up.
Yes — SafeHost builds whatever Dockerfile sits at the root of your repo. There's no framework auto-detection yet, so the Dockerfile is the one thing you need to bring.