Notploy Platform is the common set of capabilities shared by Notploy Self and Notploy Cloud: deploying applications, managing servers and clusters, routing traffic, protecting secrets and operating everything through one API. Easy by default, transparent by design.
The platform covers the full lifecycle of an application, from the first commit to day-two operations. Each domain stands on its own, but they are designed to work together.
From a Git repository or a container image to a running application, with build pipelines, environment variables and repeatable deployments.
Part of the same control plane as every other domain — no separate console, no separate credential store.
Notploy is infrastructure-first: the platform manages the machinery — servers, containers, routing, certificates, storage — while you keep ownership of it.
Your side
Push code, open pull requests, trigger builds — Notploy picks it up from there.
Notploy
A control plane (web UI, REST API and background workers) you install in one command.
Your side
Docker hosts or Swarm clusters, DNS providers, object storage and registries you already own.
The decisions behind the product, visible in every screen and every endpoint.
Applications, databases, servers, domains and users are managed from a single interface — no stitching together five separate tools.
The dashboard and the API expose the same operations, so anything you can click, you can automate in CI or with your own tooling.
Docker, Compose, Traefik and OIDC — Notploy builds on technologies your team already knows instead of inventing proprietary abstractions.
The capabilities are the same. What changes is who operates the control plane — you, or Notploy.
You operate the platform
The open-source edition. You install it on infrastructure you own and keep full control over updates, data and network boundaries.
Notploy operates it for you
The managed service operated by Notploy. The control plane is run and upgraded for you, with support and availability commitments.
How the shared platform relates to the two editions.
Deploy your first application on infrastructure you own — self-hosted with Notploy Self, or managed with Notploy Cloud.