Release history
Keep the release trail attached to the project so the next change has a clear point of reference.
App Hosting
Ship your Next.js app from GitHub.
A focused path for GitHub-hosted Node.js and Next.js HTTP applications: connect the repo, build a release, and put a healthy app behind your domain.
The release path
From commit to healthy traffic.
Every step stays visible and bounded. There is less translation between what your team pushes and what your users receive.
Connect GitHub
Choose the repository and branch for your Node.js or Next.js HTTP application.
Build an immutable release
Host Little pins the source commit, runs the supported build path, and admits the release before traffic can move.
Ship a healthy app
The released app gets a managed HTTP runtime, HTTPS, and a path to your custom domain.
After the deploy
The useful controls live around the release.
The portal is built around the work developers actually return to: understanding a release, checking health, connecting a domain, and knowing who can change it.
Runtime visibility
Read bounded, redacted logs and provider-backed runtime measurements when fresh data is available.
Domains and HTTPS
Connect a custom domain with managed certificates on the supported HTTP path.
Project boundaries
Project and workspace permissions keep operational actions scoped to the people who should make them.
Product boundary
The public launch path is GitHub-hosted Node.js and Next.js HTTP applications. Broader runtimes and arbitrary container behavior are not part of this promise yet.
Start with the app you already have.
Connect a GitHub repository and follow the supported release path when you are ready to test Host Little.