How dudbox works

Last updated 04 November 2026

dudbox runs your apps for you. Pick a one-click app or a repo from GitHub. dudbox builds it, starts it, gives it an https address, and keeps it running. You do not manage servers.

1. Log in with your GitHub account.
2. Add an app. In the dashboard, click New. Pick a one-click app (it is set up for you, admin login included) or a GitHub repo (dudbox builds it, and every push deploys it again). Need a database? Add Postgres, MySQL or Redis the same way.
3. Open it. It gets its own address, like yourapp-o3k9x2a.dudbox.app, with HTTPS.

What you get

• An address with HTTPS for each app. You can add more names on dudbox.app. See Domains and settings.
• Deploys with no downtime. A new version goes live only when it answers. If it fails, the version before it keeps running. See Deployments.
• Backups. Your app's saved files are backed up every night, encrypted.
• Logs of everything your app writes, kept 3 days. See Logs.
• An API for scripts and agents: everything in the dashboard also works over HTTP. See the API.

Pricing

$5 per GB of RAM a month. Several apps can share one plan. See the plans.

Coming soon

Your own domains (like myapp.com).