Nano
- CPU
- 0.5 vCPU
- Memory
- 0.5 GB
- Storage
- 8 GB
Cloud Apps · Hosted by Caliber Node
Your blog, notes, automations and more. Choose from the catalog and run several apps on one plan, in whichever locations suit you.
Plans from $2.00/mo, billed monthly. You choose the apps; we run the servers.


Get a resource allowance to share between your apps.
Assign it some of your plan’s resources and deploy.
Open your app, finish its setup and start using it.
The app catalog
313 available apps, from everyday tools to your next project. Start with the most popular, or search for something specific.
313 apps
Open an app for setup details and requirements.Keep private notes, documents, attachments, and personal knowledge in a simple self-hosted workspace.
Monitor services with status checks, notifications, history, and public status pages.
Publish a fast static website from your own files, with an optional Nginx configuration for advanced web-server use.
Monitor servers and containers with lightweight agents, dashboards, history, and alerts.
Create and manage a private WireGuard VPN through a simple protected web interface.
Sign in to your applications with passkeys through a simple OIDC identity provider.
Build advanced workflow automations with visual nodes, webhooks, code, and hundreds of integrations.
Host a lightweight Bitwarden-compatible password vault for individuals, families, or teams.
Track your domain portfolio, renewal dates, DNS changes and website health in a password-protected dashboard.
Connect your devices through a private userspace exit node. Supports Tailscale or your own Headscale server. Your network administrator must approve exit-node access.
Merge, split, compress and edit PDFs in your browser with BentoPDF Simple.
Sync and share files while adding calendars, contacts, collaboration, and productivity apps.
Showing 12 of 313 apps
Request an appEach app’s page explains its setup and resource needs. Location, dedicated IP and network requirements are checked before deployment.
Shared across your apps
Your apps share the CPU, memory and storage you buy. Add another whenever you have enough resources available. You don’t need a separate plan for each location.
$5.00 of Cloud Apps credit when you sign up
Applied automatically to your first eligible regular-plan invoice.
Prices are in USD. Apps share the plan’s resources and regional transfer allowances. Uploads and downloads count. Additional Singapore & Sydney transfer is $3 per 1,024 GB, billed monthly; dedicated IPs and other extras are separate.
Choose where each app lives
A blog in Dallas and a notes app in Tokyo can use the same subscription. Choose a location every time you deploy.
United States
Singapore and Sydney share a separate regional transfer allowance. Other locations use the standard allowance. The deployment form shows current capacity and dedicated IP options.
THE CLOUD APPS PANEL
Check on an app, connect a domain or restore a backup. Take a look inside.
Check on your app and open it when you’re ready.
Actual Cloud Apps panel, shown with example data. Available controls depend on the app.
More than an install button
We look after the hosting infrastructure. You manage your app’s content, users, configuration and updates.
Connect a domain you own with the instructions in the panel. Some apps need their address chosen at deployment.
Persistent storage is configured with the app. Use supported file, SFTP, snapshot and export tools, and keep a separate copy of important data.
Check resource usage and logs, restart an app or adjust its settings. Console and file tools depend on the app.
Use Mail settings for supported password resets and notifications. SMTP setup may be needed; bulk email requires a suitable external provider.
Bring Your Own App is in beta. Submit a supported public image or Compose configuration for compatibility checks.
Read the documentationConnect your own hardware with a BYOH license and manage supported apps through the same panel.
Explore BYOHBefore you deploy
Plans, locations, data and the details worth knowing before your first deployment.
Find something useful. Give it a home.