I built Runex: deploy from GitHub or a zip to a live HTTPS URL
I am Pawan Ojha, from Birtamod, Nepal. I built Runex, a deployment platform. What it does You connect a GitHub repo or upload a zip. Runex builds the app, runs it in a container, and issues HTTPS. You get a U
I am Pawan Ojha, from Birtamod, Nepal. I built Runex, a deployment platform.
What it does
You connect a GitHub repo or upload a zip. Runex builds the app, runs it in a container, and issues HTTPS. You get a URL on a *.runex.cloud subdomain. If you already own a domain, you can point it at the app and Runex handles the certificate.
There is no server for you to patch. Step-by-step notes are in the docs. A short product page is at What is Runex.
Pricing (as published)
- Hobby โ $0, free forever
- Pro โ $8/month (โ NPR 999)
- Founding Member โ $29/year for the first 30 users
- Deploy for you โ $30 one-time
- Teams โ early access, not on sale yet
You can also start with a 30-day free trial.
Why I built it
I wanted a path from code to a live HTTPS URL that stays simple for solo developers and small teams โ without inventing a second job out of builds, containers, and certificates.
If you try it, tell me what broke or what was unclear: [email protected] ยท +977 9816021186.
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