Features built for developers who want control.

Deploy Dash gives you the convenience of expensive hosting platforms, but everything runs on your own server and your computer. Connect a server, deploy code, manage data, and recover safely.

Railpack capabilities inside Deploy Dash

What runs under the hood

Deploy Dash uses Railpack as part of the deployment engine to handle runtime builds and app delivery workflows.

  • Zero to production deploy flow for app runtimes
  • Automatic HTTPS certificate handling
  • Process and deployment log visibility
  • Support for JavaScript, Python, PHP, Ruby, and static apps

What Deploy Dash adds on top

Deploy Dash combines Railpack-powered deploys with server setup, Postgres provisioning, domains, email, backups, and local-first security in one desktop UI.

  • Guided server setup and security
  • Project buckets for repo, domain, database, and SSL
  • Time Machine restore workflow in Pro

What you can do with Deploy Dash

Bring your own server

Connect a fresh Ubuntu server from any provider. Deploy Dash sets it up for real websites, without expensive hosting markups.

Railpack-powered deployments

Deploy Dash uses Railpack under the hood to ship Node.js, Python, PHP, Ruby, and static sites from a simple desktop flow.

Zero-config app shipping

Connect your repository and click deploy. Deploy Dash builds the app, sets up secure HTTPS, and publishes it without manual server commands.

Project buckets and isolation

Keep each app neatly separated. Store repo, domain, database, and settings together, so changes stay predictable.

Database linking and reuse

Reuse one database across multiple apps with clear permissions and connection details generated for you.

Time Machine recovery

If production data breaks, rewind your database to a specific second using a visual slider.

How the feature stack works

  1. Check connection details and tighten server security before anything runs.
  2. Install the core services for app hosting, HTTPS, databases, domains, and email with health checks.
  3. Create a project bucket, connect GitHub, map your domain, and deploy with secure HTTPS.
  4. Enable scheduled backups, then use Time Machine restore when needed.

Need deeper technical detail?

Read the documentation for architecture, setup sequence, backup internals, and operational workflows.