For self-hosters
Self-hosting with a safety net
Run the open-source services you rely on, on your own server, with backups that are tested and alerts that reach you.
The problem
Self-hosting is rewarding until something breaks
- Backups that were never restored might not work when you need them.
- Some services need extra care: the Docker socket, privileged containers, open admin pages.
- Keeping track of keys for your server, DNS and code hosting is a job of its own.
How airepeat helps
What changes for self-hosters
350+ services, with warnings
Pick from Coolify's one-click catalogue. Services that mount the Docker socket, run privileged or open an unauthenticated admin page need your explicit acknowledgement.
Backups you can check
Site databases are backed up daily by Coolify, with optional copies in your own S3-compatible bucket. Backups of code and settings are verified by restoring them.
Keys in one vault
Provider keys are encrypted at rest, used only for the job that needs them and never shown again.
Power controls
Start, stop and restart servers, apps and databases. Stopping a whole server asks for an owner's approval first.
Features used
The parts you'll lean on
- 350+ services
Coolify's one-click catalogue, with warnings for the risky ones.
- Backups
Daily database backups through Coolify; code and settings backups checked by restoring them.
- Encrypted key vault
Provider and AI keys encrypted at rest and never shown again.
- Monitoring and alerts
Uptime, response times and server resources, with email or chat alerts.
- Automation templates
Nightly backups, retention and alert checks in a few clicks.
- Domains and DNS
Point Cloudflare domains at sites and services.
Other use cases
airepeat for others
- AgenciesBuild, launch and look after many client sites from one dashboard, with approvals and an audit trail for every change.
- FreelancersGo from a client's brief to a reviewed site on your own server, then keep it backed up and monitored without extra tools.
- StartupsLaunch your marketing site, app and internal tools on servers in your own account, with guardrails that keep spending deliberate.
- AI buildersDescribe what you want, review what the AI wrote, and ship it to your own server. Every change is a commit; nothing goes live without you.
Self-host with fewer surprises
Free while in beta. Bring your own server, or launch one with a click.