Kuppit Cloud · Private Alpha
Deploy without dealing with the cloud.
Connect a GitHub repository. Kuppit builds it, deploys it, gives it a domain, and keeps your deployment workflow in one place.

How it works
From repository to running application.
- 01
Connect your repository
Install Kuppit's GitHub integration and choose what you want to deploy.
- 02
Kuppit builds it
Kuppit detects how to build supported applications and creates an immutable deployment.
- 03
Your application is live
Get a Kuppit hostname, inspect logs, configure your environment, and automatically deploy future pushes.
What you get
The deployment workflow, without assembling the infrastructure.
Automatic deployments
Push to GitHub and Kuppit automatically creates a new deployment.
Zero-config builds
Supported Node applications can deploy without maintaining a Dockerfile.
Environment & secrets
Configure runtime variables and encrypted secrets without committing them to source control.
Logs
Inspect build and runtime logs directly alongside the deployment that produced them.
Domains
Every service receives a stable kuppit.app hostname. Custom domains can be attached without rebuilding the application.
Usage
See the resources your applications consume instead of discovering them later in an infrastructure bill.

Why Kuppit
Infrastructure should be an implementation detail.
Cloud platforms expose increasingly powerful infrastructure. Kuppit starts one level higher: with your application.
You describe what you want to run. Kuppit handles the infrastructure required to run it.
Why we're building KuppitApplication-first
Developers work with applications, environments, deployments and resources instead of assembling cloud primitives.
Simple by default
Common applications should deploy without infrastructure configuration.
Built beyond one infrastructure model
Kuppit's platform is being designed around provider-neutral application concepts rather than exposing one provider's APIs as the product.

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