Deplane documentation

Deplane turns a folder of code into a running app at a public URL with one command.

Deplane builds your project, runs it in its own sandbox, and gives it an HTTPS address. You work with your team, your apps (with their releases, variables, domains, workers and cron jobs), and your databases, from the dashboard or the CLI.

Pages

• Install: install the CLI and log in.
• Quickstart: from a folder to a URL with deplane launch.
• Dashboard: deploy and manage everything from the browser.
• CLI reference: every command, flag, exit code, and --json output.
• GitHub: deploy on every push, with a preview for every pull request.
• Scaling: instances, autoscaling, and sleep when idle.
• Custom domains: your own domain, with HTTPS.
• Alerts: know when an app goes down, errors, slows down or fails to deploy.
• Assistant: ask about your apps in plain words.
• AI tools (MCP): connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, and let them deploy for you.
• Databases: managed Postgres attached to your apps, backed up continuously, with point-in-time restore.
• Disks: a disk for an app whose files stay across deploys, backed up every night.
• Redis: a managed Redis (Valkey) for caches and queues, attached to your apps, backed up every night.
• Templates: one-click open-source apps and starters, with their database and disk.
• Workers and cron jobs: background and scheduled processes.
• Team: members, owners, and invitations.
• Secrets: runtime and build secrets.
• Limits: every limit in one place.
• Agents, CI, and scripts: use Deplane without a person at the keyboard.
• Troubleshooting and error codes: common problems and every error code with its fix.
• Security: how Deplane protects your apps, account, and data.
• Reporting abuse: how to report an app, and what suspension means.
• Acceptable use policy: what you may not run on Deplane.

Get help

Email support@deplane.cloud. Report security problems to security@deplane.cloud.

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