Price
No card needed. Plans will be published before the beta ends, with notice to everyone using it.
Push to GitHub. Go live on HTTPS.
Shiplon builds your static site, Node.js app or Dockerfile straight from your repository, checks each new version is healthy, and serves it on our address or your own domain.
Open beta. No card needed.
storefront
Livehttps://storefront-acme.shiplon.app
- 4f2c91aAdd checkout pageLive
- b71e03dUpdate product imagesPrevious
- 0c9d2e4First deployPrevious
- Push to main by acme-dev
- Deploying acme/storefront at 4f2c91a
- Read-only token for this repository only
- Installing dependencies (npm ci)
- Building (npm run build)
- Built image sha256:9c41e0…
- Starting the new version
- Health check /: HTTP 200
- Live at https://storefront-acme.shiplon.app
- 3build types
Static sites, Node.js servers and anything with a Dockerfile.
- 5versions kept
Roll back to any of your last five live versions without rebuilding.
- 1DNS record
Proves you own a custom domain. The certificate is then issued for you.
Works with what you already build
- Node.js
- Next.js
- Express
- Vite
- React
- Vue
- Astro
- Plain HTML
- Any Dockerfile
Everything you need to ship a web app
Connect a repository once. Shiplon handles the builds, the HTTPS, the rollbacks and the logs.
acme/inventory-apimain
- src/
- Dockerfile
- go.mod
- README.md
DockerfileDetected
Found a Dockerfile in the repository root.
It reads your repository first
Pick a repository and branch, and Shiplon looks at its files to suggest how to build it. You can always choose differently.
- A Dockerfile is built as it is
- package.json with a start script runs as a Node.js server
- A build script alone produces a static site
- The build command is filled in for you
git push origin mainGitHub
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Add checkout pageBuilding
Add checkout pageBuilding
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Update product imagesLive
Update product imagesLive
Every push goes live, safely
Each push to your chosen branch is built in its own isolated job. The new version takes traffic only after it passes its health check.
- A read-only token for one repository per build
- Build-time secrets never end up in the image
- A failed version never replaces a working one
shop.acme.devVerified
TXT_shiplon-challenge.shop.acme.dev
HTTPS certificateIssued
http://redirects to https://
Your domain, with HTTPS handled
Every app gets an HTTPS address on shiplon.app right away. Add your own domain, create the records Shiplon shows you, and verify it.
- Ownership proved with one TXT record
- Certificates issued and renewed automatically
- Domains re-checked regularly
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Add checkout pageLive
Add checkout pageLive
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Update product imagesRoll back
Update product imagesRoll back
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First deployRoll back
First deployRoll back
Go back in seconds
Shiplon keeps the images of your last five live versions. Rolling back puts the exact image that ran before back online, with nothing rebuilt.
- One click from the deployment list
- Uses the settings that version ran with
- Redeploy any version when you need a fresh build
GET /checkout 200 12ms
GET /api/cart 200 4ms
POST /api/order 201 38ms
WARN slow query on orders (220ms)
GET / 200 3ms
See what your app is doing
Follow the build output while it runs, and your app's own logs as they happen, even across a new deploy.
- Build logs for every deployment
- Live runtime logs from your app
- Crash output shown in the deploy log
DATABASE_URL••••••••••••
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY••••••••••••
NODE_ENV••••••••••••
EncryptedReplace value
Secrets stay secret
Environment variables are stored encrypted. You can replace or delete a value, but nobody can read it back from the dashboard.
- Available to the build and to your running app
- Never written into your app's image
- Every change recorded in the activity log
AAshaOwner
RRahulDeveloper
MMeeraViewer
Rahul rolled back storefront to b71e03d
Work as a team
Invite teammates to your organization and give each the access they need.
- Owner, admin, developer and viewer roles
- An activity log of who changed what
- Each organization isolated from every other
From sign-up to a live URL
You need a GitHub account and the repository you want to deploy. Everything else happens in the Shiplon console.
Create an account
Sign up with your email, open the confirmation link we send, and name your organization.
Connect GitHub
Install the Shiplon GitHub App and choose which repositories it may read.
Pick a repository
Confirm the suggested build type and add any environment variables.
Deploy
Your app is built, health-checked and online over HTTPS. Every later push deploys by itself.
- $ git push origin main
- Deploying acme/docs at 71ad3e8
- Detected: static site (build script, no start script)
- Installing dependencies (npm ci)
- Building (npm run build)
- Serving the files in dist
- Starting the new version
- Health check /: HTTP 200
- Live at https://docs-acme.shiplon.app
Free during the open beta
Anyone can sign up. Here is exactly what every account gets today.
Per app
One instance with up to 512 MB of memory and half a CPU core.
Per build
Up to 3 GB of memory and two CPU cores while your app builds.
Servers
Reachable worldwide. More regions are planned.
Anything an app writes to its own disk is lost when it restarts or redeploys, so keep data in a database or external storage. Questions: hello@shiplon.com.
Questions
What can I deploy?
Static sites with or without a build step (for example Vite, Astro or plain HTML), Node.js servers, and any repository with a Dockerfile.
Does Shiplon get access to all my repositories?
No. You choose which repositories the Shiplon GitHub App can see when you install it, and each build gets a read-only token for only the repository it's building.
What if Shiplon suggests the wrong build type?
Pick a different one before you create the app, or change it later in the app's build settings. The suggestion never overrides a choice you've made.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Add the domain, create the DNS records Shiplon shows you, and verify it. HTTPS is set up automatically once the domain points to Shiplon.
Do you host databases?
Not yet. Your app can connect to an external database through environment variables.
How do I get help?
Write to hello@shiplon.com and a person replies.
Start deploying today
Create a free account, connect a repository and get an HTTPS address for it.