Free on the App Store
The SnapDeploy dashboard on your iPhone: ship a deploy from GitHub or run a Docker image, watch the build live, wake a sleeping container before a demo and correct an environment variable from the train. Sign in with Apple, and the same account as the web.
Requires iOS 15 or later. Also on Android.
Choose a repository and a branch, pick the container size and tap Deploy. The same build pipeline as the web runs, its output streams to your iPhone, and a failed build offers Retry.
Enter an image on Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, Quay or public ECR; SnapDeploy detects the port and brings the container up.
Status, CPU and memory, request counts, a world traffic map and the deployment history, kept fresh while the screen is open.
Wake a sleeping container, stop or restart a running one, and change environment variables with a rolling restart. During a create or a deployment, Delete, Start and Stop wait and the app explains why.
Spin up managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis or RabbitMQ and attach it to a container, and connect a custom domain, all from the phone.
Deploy results, sleep and wake events and usage warnings arrive as iOS notifications. Lock the app behind Face ID or Touch ID, enable two-factor authentication and manage your sessions.
Search for SnapDeploy or point your camera at the QR code above. The app needs iOS 15 or later.
Or with GitHub, or your email and password. An existing SnapDeploy account is linked by email, so nothing is duplicated.
Tap New container, connect GitHub or enter a Docker image, and follow the build. What you see is exactly what snapdeploy.dev shows for the same account.
Yes. The download is free, and hosting through the app is the same free tier as on the web: 10 deploys a day and 100 hours a month, no credit card.
Yes. Sign in with the account you use on snapdeploy.dev, or with Sign in with Apple on the same email, and the app shows the same containers, add-ons and domains.
Apple does, as App Store in-app purchases, so no card gateway is involved and App Store pricing applies. Anything bought on the web is visible in the app, and the other way round.
Yes — SnapDeploy for Android is on Google Play.
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