Pick the repo.
OAuth handled, webhook installed, auto-deploy on push.
Live First URL in about a minute Push your repo.
Push your repo.
Get a URL.
Connect a repo, name the service, click. zopcloud detects the framework and the port, builds without a Dockerfile, and hands back a live HTTPS URL. No cloud account. No cluster. No YAML.
Repo to URL, in three steps.
No cloud account, no cluster, no YAML.
Framework and port, found for you.
No Dockerfile needed for Go, Node, Python, Java, Rust, PHP, or Ruby. Or bring a Docker image.
Built, deployed, TLS on.
Your service at its own URL, and every step in the audit log.
Simple by default. Configurable when you need it.
Two paths in, one audit trail.
Quick Deploy
One step: repo, name, click. For when you just want it running.
REPO · NAME · CLICKCustom Deploy
Env vars with sensitive values masked, ports, advanced settings. For when you want control. Secrets never persist in your browser.
ENV VARS · PORTS · MASKEDCustom domains
Bring your domain. DNS and certificates handled, wildcards included.
DNS · TLS · WILDCARDSWatch it happen
Every deploy is a live job: build, push, rollout, each step logged and inspectable.
BUILD · PUSH · ROLLOUTA path to your own cloud
zopcloud runs on managed infrastructure we operate. When you outgrow it, zopday deploys the same way into your own AWS, GCP, or Azure. Same workspace, same audit trail.
ZOPCLOUD → ZOPDAY · YOUR CLOUD, YOUR BILLStraight answers.
The four we get asked most.
Do I need a cloud account?
No. zopcloud runs on managed infrastructure. Connect a repo and deploy; there is nothing to provision first.
What can it build?
Go, Node, Python, Java, Rust, PHP, and Ruby repos, no Dockerfile required. Anything else: bring a Docker image.
Are my env vars safe?
Sensitive values are masked in the UI and never cached in your browser. Only variable names survive a tab reload.
What happens when I outgrow it?
Move to zopday and deploy the same services into your own AWS, GCP, or Azure. Same push-to-deploy flow, your infrastructure, your bill.