Smallware

Push to GitHub. It's live.

Smallware runs the same binary you run locally. Connect a repo and every push deploys. Resize machines, add replicas, expand regions, bring your domain, and turn on SSO from one dashboard.

Create your account →Read the docs
deploy
$ pylon deploy --target cloud
  ✓ Build · 12s
  ✓ Schema synced
  ✓ Cutover · 0 errors
  → https://acme.smallware.run
  • Connect GitHub and every push to main deploys; PRs get preview environments
  • Or run pylon deploy for air-gapped builds and CI without GitHub
  • Resize RAM, add replicas, expand to US / EU / APAC / South America from the dashboard
  • Custom domains + TLS, OIDC and SAML SSO, audit log, and one-click volume snapshots

How it works.

deploy
$ pylon deploy --target cloud
  ✓ Build · 12s
  ✓ Schema synced
  ✓ Cutover · 0 errors
  → https://acme.smallware.run

There's no special cloud build of your app. Smallware runs the identical runtime you run on localhost, so what passes in dev behaves in production. Connect a repo for push-to-deploy with preview environments per pull request, or cut releases manually with pylon deploy.

What you’d otherwise wire up.

Each line is a piece teams normally assemble for this one capability. On Pylon it is part of the runtime.

  • A container registry and the pipeline that fills it
  • Load balancers, TLS certificates, and DNS wiring
  • A metrics stack to answer what request rates and errors are doing
  • Preview environments stitched together out of CI steps
Keep exploring
SSR
Native React server rendering.
Workflows & jobs
Durable workflows and background jobs.
Studio
An admin panel from your schema.

Build it on Pylon.

One framework for your schema, sync, auth, functions, realtime, and SSR. Free to start.

Create your account →Read the docs