The application cloud
You build the application.
We run it.
Connect a repository. Antideploy works out what it needs — framework, database, environment variables, migrations — then provisions the infrastructure, deploys it, and keeps it running.
Continue with GitHubOr upload a folder — no repository required. Nothing to install.
Connect
Pick a repository, or drag in a folder from your computer.
We read it
You get a plain-English summary of what your app is and what it needs, before anything is created.
Deploy
One button. Infrastructure, database, secrets, build, migrations, health checks, a live URL.
What it does for you
It reads your code
package.json, requirements.txt, Prisma schemas, Dockerfiles. It works out the framework, the runtime version, the build command and how to start the app.
No Dockerfile, no YAML
Buildpacks turn the repository into a container. You never write one, and you never maintain one.
A database, connected
If your app needs Postgres, we create it, inject DATABASE_URL and run your migrations before the app starts — not after it has already crashed.
Environment variables it found
Every variable your code references is detected and listed. The ones we can supply, we supply. The rest we ask for, and encrypt.
Push to deploy
After the first deploy, every push to your default branch builds and ships automatically.
Rollback in seconds
Every deployment keeps its image. Going back re-releases one you already built, so it takes about half a minute rather than a full rebuild.
Logs, without a console
What your application printed, in the app. Not buried five clicks into somebody's cloud dashboard.
It notices when things break
We check every running app and tell you when one is down or throwing errors, instead of showing a green badge forever.