// project
Capy.
Platform as a Service for simplified application deployment. Architecture inspired by CapRover, built with focus on developer experience.
// overview
Why Capy?
Deploying applications shouldn't require a PhD in DevOps. Capy abstracts away the complexity of container orchestration, reverse proxying, and SSL management into a clean, developer-friendly interface.
Built entirely in Go for performance and reliability, with a React dashboard that gives you real-time visibility into your deployments.
// goals
Self-hosted alternative to Heroku/Render
Zero-config SSL with Let's Encrypt
Real-time build logs via WebSocket
Git push to deploy workflow
// features
Core Capabilities
One-Click Deploy
Push your code and let Capy handle the rest — from building containers to routing traffic through Traefik.
Git-Based Workflow
Connect your repository and deploy on every push. Branch previews and rollback built in.
SQLite-Powered State
Lightweight, embedded database for platform state. No external DB dependency needed to run the control plane.
Traefik Reverse Proxy
Automatic SSL, load balancing, and domain routing with zero-config Traefik integration.
// architecture
System Design
// stack
Built With
Go
Core API & orchestration engine
React
Dashboard & management UI
SQLite
Platform state persistence
Traefik
Reverse proxy & SSL termination
Docker
Container runtime
WebSocket
Real-time build logs