Open-source, self-hosted deployment platform for vibecoding at work

The whole company builds software now.
You still own where it runs.

AI coding tools turned every team into a shipping team, and every unmanaged deployment into your risk. Relight is an open-source platform that gives builders one sanctioned way to deploy into your cloud, and gives you one place to see every app, control who reaches it, and track what it costs.

For your platform team

Why not just Terraform?

Terraform is the right tool for infrastructure your platform team designs and owns. It was never meant to be the front door for every AI-built app in the company - when each app means a module, a review, and a pipeline run, your team is the queue.

Relight is the self-service lane alongside your IaC: builders deploy on their own, and every deployment still lands in your cloud accounts, behind your SSO, inside your network boundaries, with the audit trail your policies require.

How it fits your setup
For the business

Ten experiments for the price of one.

Vibecoding pays off when apps reach real users fast. An internal tool that ships this afternoon gets tested this week; one that waits in a deploy queue gets abandoned.

Relight puts a prototype in front of its audience in minutes without pulling engineering off the roadmap. And because idle apps scale to zero, the nine experiments that don't stick cost close to nothing.

How users reach the apps
The platform

CLI, Portal, and Gateway.

A standard way to deploy, a single view of everything running, and one controlled door in front of it all. Each piece works alone - start with the CLI, put the Gateway in front of what you already run, or adopt all three.

Why Relight

Let your teams ship without giving up control.

Live in minutes, iterated the same day

One command takes a Docker image to a URL in your cloud. Builders redeploy as fast as they can change the app, so feedback from real users arrives this week, not next quarter.

No more shadow deployments

When the sanctioned path is faster than working around it, people take it. Every app your teams build lands where you can see it, not on someone's personal cloud account.

Compliance stays intact

Deployments run under your own cloud identity and inside your existing network rules. Credentials stay on the platform, so there is nothing to leak from a laptop and nothing to chase down in an audit.

Spend you can account for

Every workload's cost is attributed and visible before it turns into a surprise on the invoice. Idle apps scale to zero instead of billing quietly in the background.

For platform teams

How it fits your organization.

Self-hosted end to end: two Docker containers on your infrastructure, a Postgres database, and an OIDC registration in your identity provider. It sends no telemetry and talks only to your clouds.

What your team runs

  • Two Docker containers (Portal, Gateway) on infrastructure you already have
  • A Postgres database for the Portal
  • An OIDC app registration in Entra ID, Google, Okta, or any compliant IdP
  • The cloud accounts you already operate - nothing moves to ours

What your team stops doing

  • Working through a queue of deploy requests from other teams
  • Handing cloud credentials to laptops and rotating them after people leave
  • Chasing unknown deployments across three cloud consoles
  • Adding a login screen to every internal tool by hand
01

Builders start solo

Anyone can install the CLI and deploy to a cloud account today. No platform work required - this is likely already happening.

02

Stand up the Portal

One container. Builders run one command to connect, and from then on credentials live on the Portal instead of laptops. Every deploy becomes visible and attributed.

03

Front apps with the Gateway

Put SSO and per-app access policies in front of everything. Apps deployed through the Portal show up as routes automatically; nothing sits open on the public internet.

Give your teams a paved road.

All three products are free and open source, every feature included. We sell support plans, not licenses. Install the CLI and have your first app running in minutes.

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