QuickDeploy
Hi HN, I am Max and I am building QuickDeploy! It lets you deploy web applications of all sorts to your VPS with one command! Here is a little showcase of the tool itself: https://youtu.be/Feauj4OaePg Under the hood quickdeploy detects the language and framework you use, so e.g. Next.js and then creates a Docker image. After that it starts the container and waits until it is in a healthy state before using a reverse proxy to redirect traffic to the app. Added benefit is the use of your own domain with instant https! I am super happy with the result and the ease of use. After…
QuickDeploy launched on September 6, 2025 with 184 votes, #164 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
QuickDeploy deploys your web app to your own Ubuntu VPS with a single command. It auto-detects frameworks like Next.js, builds an optimized Docker image, and sets up a reverse proxy for https and custom domains. Built for devs that need their app live quick.
Configure QuickDeploy once, then run quickdeploy push to build your app, connect its domain, and set up HTTPS on your Ubuntu VPS.
Built for an Ubuntu-based VPS with Docker and SSH access. Check compatibility before buying. To get your app live on your own server, you end up doing way more than just "git push". SSH, Docker builds, reverse proxies, certs, services… every deploy is a little checklist in your head. Miss one step, it doesn't work and you have to start over. You finally finish your app, and instead of shipping, you lose an evening working on your server, restarting stuff, and fixing "that last" deploy issue. You picked a server because if the app ever takes off, you don't want the costs of a hosted platform to surprise you. But deploying your app to that server is harder than it should be. You'd rather be…from quickdeploy.dev
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN, I am Max and I am building QuickDeploy! It lets you deploy web applications of all sorts to your VPS with one command! Here is a little showcase of the tool itself: https://youtu.be/Feauj4OaePg Under the hood quickdeploy detects the language and framework you use, so e.g. Next.js and then…
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