Introducing airepeat

Today we're opening airepeat as a public beta. airepeat is a control panel for websites, apps and open-source services that run on your own servers, in your own accounts.

What it doesLink to this section: What it does

You describe a site, and airepeat writes it into a private repository in your GitHub account, hosts it on your server, gives it a password-protected preview and waits for you to approve its first public launch. Or you pick one of 352 open-source services, such as analytics or an uptime monitor, and run it beside your sites.

Behind the scenes it uses tools you can see and keep: GitHub for code, Coolify on your server for builds and hosting, and Cloudflare for DNS.

Bring your own accountsLink to this section: Bring your own accounts

airepeat doesn't host your sites on its own machines. You connect your own accounts:

• GitHub, where every site's code lives, in your name;
• Hetzner for servers, with DigitalOcean in testing;
• Cloudflare for your domains;
• an AI key: Claude today, with OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, OpenRouter and a local Ollama in testing.

You pay those providers directly. If you stop using airepeat, your repositories, servers and domains stay where they are.

One click to a working stackLink to this section: One click to a working stack

The first thing a new workspace offers is Launch your stack. You choose a region and a server size, approve the price your provider shows, and airepeat buys the server in your account, installs Coolify on it, gives it an HTTPS address on your domain and connects it to your workspace. Each step shows its progress, and a failed step can be retried on its own without buying anything twice.

You stay in chargeLink to this section: You stay in charge

Anything that costs money or could take something offline waits for an approval: buying a server or a domain, changing DNS, a site's first public launch. Approvals cover the exact resource and parameters. AI changes are built in a preview and reach production only through review.

Your keys are encrypted the moment you save them and never shown again. We wrote about that in How airepeat keeps your keys safe.

What "beta" meansLink to this section: What "beta" means

During the beta every new workspace is reviewed by hand before it can act, and bringing your own accounts is free. Some parts are still in testing, and we say so where they are: DigitalOcean, buying domains through airepeat, and AI providers other than Claude. We'll post what changes in the changelog.

Try itLink to this section: Try it

Read the getting-started guide, then sign up. Once your workspace is approved, most of the time to your first live site goes on waiting for the server to install.