StackShift

What it does

StackShift is an infrastructure ownership platform for deploying and operating software from one control plane. It goes beyond traditional hosting by supporting hosted deployments, bring-your-own servers, bring-your-own cloud accounts, and bring-your-own outbound email providers/smtp. Teams can deploy apps, manage databases, domains, DNS, email hosting, logs, metrics, backups, billing, teams, and use AI-assisted failure diagnosis in one place.

Build, launch, and scale apps on StackShift with app hosting, managed databases, domains, compute, storage, email, and AI-assisted operations in one platform.

Connect GitHub, push code, and your full-stack app is live in minutes with managed databases, automatic SSL, and payments in your local currency. Scroll to watch a real deploy run end to end, no DevOps, no YAML, no waiting around. Authorize once and pick a repo. StackShift watches your branch and deploys on every push. We detect your framework, generate the Dockerfile, and build a container — Next.js, Go, Python, PHP and more. Your app runs on dedicated infrastructure with databases and storage ready, no config needed. A global URL with automatic HTTPS, custom domains, and real-time metrics — live in seconds. App, databases, storage, domain and region are provisioned together and connected…from stackshift.cloud

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