All your apps in one place
Create or import Docker Compose projects. Start, stop, and restart your applications from your browser.
YOUR APPS. YOUR SERVER.
Manage your Docker apps
from one dashboard.
Deploy, monitor, and manage your applications through a simple web dashboard — on your own VPS.
redlaunch /vps-01
Illustrative dashboardYour server, connected
My Applications
Website
www.example.com
API Server
api.example.com
PostgreSQL
Internal service
01 / THE ESSENTIALS
Less upkeep. More building.
The everyday controls you need, in one place.
See how things are running
Check service status and inspect logs. Keep an eye on your apps without switching between terminals.
Your server, your control
Run everything on your own Linux VPS. Your application configuration stays organized as familiar Compose projects.
02 / LIGHT BY DESIGN
Small footprint.
More room for your apps.
Your server’s resources should go to the things you’re building. Redlaunch uses around 30 MB of RAM, keeping the management layer lean and leaving more room for your applications.
Built with Go and SQLite, it brings a lightweight, performance-focused foundation to your everyday workflow. Less overhead. More useful work.
A SMALL NUMBER. A BIG DIFFERENCE.
~30MB
RAM for Redlaunch
GoLean by design
SQLiteA compact foundation
Approximate Redlaunch memory usage. Your apps and other services use additional resources.
03 / DECENTRALIZED BY DESIGN
Your VPS is the platform.
Redlaunch runs directly on your VPS, alongside the apps it manages. The dashboard lives where the work happens, with a decentralized architecture that puts your own server at the center.
Pick the VPS that fits your needs. Keep your apps, their management, and your infrastructure together. A shorter path from “I built this” to “it’s running.”
Your browser
Your VPSEverything below runs here
RedlaunchLocal management
WebsiteAPIDatabase
04 / BUILT FOR YOUR SCALE
One VPS.
Plenty of ambition.
For solo developers and small businesses, a single VPS can be home to more than one idea. Run multiple apps together and manage them from one Redlaunch dashboard.
Give your next idea a home.
Your portfolio, a side project, a new API. Keep building without setting up a separate server for every experiment.
Portfolio / Side project / API
Keep the business moving.
Bring your website and internal tools under one roof. Spend less time jumping between servers and more time on the work that matters.
Website / Internal tools / Database
More projects. Same dashboard.
Give each app its own Compose project while keeping everyday management in one place. Add another app when your VPS has room.
App one / App two / What’s next
Choose your VPS capacity to suit the apps you run.
05 / HOW IT WORKS
From server to dashboard.
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Install Redlaunch
Follow the installation guide on your Linux VPS. Initial setup uses SSH, Docker, and Google OAuth.
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Add your app
Create an application or import an existing Docker Compose project.
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Manage in your browser
Start your services, check their status, and view logs from the dashboard.
06 / WHEN YOU NEED MORE
Need more control?
Add domains, manage databases and backups, or automate your deployment workflow. Explore the guides when you need more than the everyday controls.
Explore features07 / REDLAUNCH MCP
Your coding assistant.
Connected to Redlaunch.
Bring Redlaunch tools into your coding assistant. Ask for a workflow, check a task’s progress, or manage your server in everyday language.
- Codex
- OpenCode
- Claude Code
One connection. Three ways to help.
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Generate workflows
Read bundled guides and draft GitHub Actions workflows for review. No server connection needed.
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Run one-off tasks
Start configured services, such as migrations, and check progress. Runs require an application token and explicit enablement.
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Manage server resources
Inspect apps, services, routing, and databases. Changes require a separate management token and explicit enablement.
You choose the access. Redlaunch supplies MCP tools for your assistant; it does not expose arbitrary shell commands.
08 / GET STARTED
Ready to manage your apps?
Your next step is the installation guide.