Pick the application. We handle the install.
Files, database, user account, SSL and the first login — set up for you while you watch. Then keep updating, cloning, backing up and querying the app from the same panel, without ever opening an FTP client.
The application catalogue
The applications people actually run — content, storefronts, frameworks, business tools and team platforms. Every one installs the same way.
Need something that is not listed? Any PHP or Node application you can upload runs here too — and support will wire up the installer for it on request.
How an install actually goes
No archive to download, no config file to edit, no database to create by hand.
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Pick the application
Choose from the catalogue and the installer already knows the PHP version, extensions and permissions that application needs.
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Choose where it lives
Your domain, a subdomain or a folder. Point it at a fresh install or a staging copy of an existing one.
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We build it
Files unpack, the database and its user are created, SSL is issued, HTTPS is forced and the admin account is set with the credentials you chose.
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Log in and work
The panel hands you the URL and the admin login. Nothing is left half-configured waiting for a manual step.
The part that matters: after the install
Installing is the easy half. Everything below is what an application actually costs you in time.
Core, themes and plugins update from the panel — on a schedule you set, or on your say-so, with a restore point taken first.
Clone a live application to a staging URL in a click, break things safely, then push the result back when it works.
Every risky action takes a snapshot first, so an update that goes wrong is a one-click reversal instead of an evening.
Each application gets its own database and user. Browse, query, import and export from the panel.
Attach a domain or subdomain, issue the certificate and force HTTPS without touching a config file.
Cron entries the application needs — queues, scheduled publishing, imports — set with a readable schedule, not raw crontab syntax.
Application, PHP and web-server logs in one reader, so a 500 is something you can read rather than guess at.
A different PHP version and INI per application on the same account — an old app never blocks a new one.
Backups that understand applications
An application is files plus a database, and a copy of only one of them is not a backup. Both are taken together, at the same instant, so a restore lands consistent.
- Files and database captured as one snapshot
- A restore point taken automatically before every update
- Restore the whole application, or only its database
- Download a snapshot to your own machine at any time
Every application, its own database
No shared database, no guessed prefixes, no application able to read another one’s tables. The installer creates the database and a user scoped to it, and hands you the tools to work with both.
- A dedicated database and user per application
- Browse and query tables from the panel
- Import and export SQL without a command line
- Credentials rotated from the panel, never mailed in plain text
Questions about running applications here
Do I need a separate plan for web applications?
No. Applications run on the ordinary web-hosting plans — the installer and the management tools are part of the panel, not an add-on you buy. Pick the plan that fits the resources your application needs and install whatever you like on it.
Can I install more than one application on one account?
Yes. Run a WordPress site on the main domain, a store on a subdomain and a staging copy of either alongside them. Each gets its own database, its own PHP version and its own certificate.
What if the application I want is not in the catalogue?
Any PHP or Node application you can upload will run — the catalogue is a shortcut, not a fence. Tell support which one you need and we will add it to the installer; that is how most entries in the list got there.
Will an update break my site?
A restore point is taken before every update, so the worst case is a one-click reversal. If you would rather rehearse it, clone the application to a staging URL, update the copy, and push it live only when it behaves.
Can I move an application I already have somewhere else?
Yes — migration is free and we do it for you. Send us the current host details, we move the files and the database, test the copy on a temporary URL, and switch the domain over only once you confirm it looks right.
Do I get real database access?
Yes. Every application gets its own database and a user scoped to it, browsable and queryable from the panel, with SQL import and export. Remote connections are possible too, restricted to IP addresses you allow-list.
Install your first application today
Pick a hosting plan, choose the application, and be logged into its admin panel a minute later.