What is Orchard?
A hosting platform you run on your own servers. Connect a GitHub repo, and Orchard builds it, runs it, and gives it a URL.
Real Kubernetes. No YAML.
Zero-downtime deploys
Ship in the middle of the day. Nobody notices.
Self-healing
Crash at 3am? It’s back up before you wake up.
Postgres failover
A dead database server doesn’t take your app down with it.
Node maintenance
Update and reboot your servers without planning downtime.
Node pools
Run AI apps on the GPU box and everything else on the cheap ones.
Resource quotas
One runaway app can’t slow down everyone else’s.
Never touch YAML again.
Features
Everything your app needs once it's live.
Postgres databases
A full Postgres next to your app, with backups and extensions.
Logs and shell
Stream logs live, or open a shell in any running container.
Custom domains
Bring your own domain.
Jobs and pipelines
Run nightly backups or pipelines.
Templates
Spin up a Minecraft server, n8n, Open WebUI and 90 more apps in one click.
Alerts
Hear about deploys and crashes in Slack, Discord, email, or a webhook.
Rollbacks
Mess something up? Go back to any build in one click.
Also in the box
- Persistent volumes
- Metrics and crash reports
- Teams, roles and audit logs
- SAML and OIDC sign-in
- SCIM provisioning
- Deployment protection
- Compose stacks
- Public status pages
- Node pools and quotas
- Command-K search
Say what you want. Your agent does the rest.
New to servers? You don’t need to be. Already know how? Skip the infra and just ship.
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Ship from your terminal.
Type orchard up and your project is live. Check logs or roll back without leaving your terminal.
Your cluster, your orchard.
Run it on hardware you control, like Hack Club does.
Your data stays yours
Your apps and databases live on machines you own. We never see any of it.
Costs nothing
Orchard is free. You only pay for the machines you run it on.
Open source
Every line of Orchard is public under the AGPL, and it always will be.
What is Hack Club?
A nonprofit where teenagers make cool stuff together. Clubs, hackathons, and a Slack full of people shipping projects like this one. If you’re 13 to 18, you’re invited.
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