OpenShip: Open Source Self-Hosted App Platform
moeinteractive · x · 2026-07-19
OpenShip has launched an open-source application platform designed to build, deploy, manage, and scale apps directly on your own infrastructure. It aims to replace traditional deployment tools, hosting services, and fragmented infrastructure workflows.
The platform currently features built-in email server and deployment capabilities. Users can spin up email services on their own VPS with one click, supporting unlimited domains and mailboxes, modern Webmail, SMTP/IMAP client integration, and direct in-app sending. The deployment section supports any tech stack, Git-driven deployments, zero-downtime releases, one-click rollbacks, isolated dev/staging/prod environments, multi-branch deployments, and deployment to VPS, dedicated servers, cloud hosts, or home labs.
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