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StackOS

Development and hosting

Your code and hosting, next to the client.

Connect the accounts you build and host with: GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Hetzner, and ServerAvatar. Pull requests, commits, deploys, servers, and code versions show up on the client's project, and clients can see a Development view.

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Development
The development section of a project with code items and releases

The problem

The code lives in one world and the client in another.

Your repository, your host, your DNS, and your servers each have their own dashboard, and none of them know which client a project belongs to or what you promised them.

01Development activity

GitHub activity on the project

Pull requests and commits appear on the client's project. Release notes draft themselves from merged work, and clients get a Development view of progress.

  • Development activity
Deployments for a site hosted on Vercel
Pull requests, commits, and deploys on a project.

02Integrations

Hosts and servers you already use

Connect Vercel for project and deploy health, Cloudflare for DNS, redirects, email routing, firewall, and cache purge, and Hetzner or ServerAvatar for server inventory, metrics, and controls.

  • Integrations
  • Servers
Servers with CPU, memory and disk, on a map
Connected hosting accounts.

03Development activity

Code items and versions

Track plugins and apps you write for clients as code items with versions, so every client knows which build they run.

  • Development activity
A custom WordPress plugin with its version history
Code items with versions.

What's included

Everything in Development.

Included on every plan, with nothing to add on.

Servers

Server inventory, metrics, and controls from your connected hosting accounts.

Integrations

Connect Vercel, Cloudflare, GitHub, Hetzner, and ServerAvatar accounts.

Development activity

Pull requests, commits, code items, and versions on the project, with a Development view for the client.

Works with the rest of StackOS

The repository knows the client.

Code activity, deploys, and servers sit on the same client as the proposal, the invoices, and the monitoring for the live site.

A fair question

“We already live in GitHub and our host's dashboard.”

Keep working there. StackOS reads from the accounts you connect and puts the activity next to the client, so you stop translating code work into status updates by hand.

Frequently asked questions

Which providers does StackOS connect to?

GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Hetzner, and ServerAvatar, each with your own account token.

Can clients see development progress?

Yes. Clients get a Development view in their portal for the projects you choose.

Does monitoring work for custom-coded sites?

Yes. Monitoring, analytics, and reports work for every site, however it is built.

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