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What is APPLIKU?

Appliku is a deployment platform that lets you host multiple applications and databases on a single monthly subscription. You connect your Git repository, push your code, and Appliku handles the deployment automatically. It's designed for developers who want to avoid the complexity of managing servers or paying per-application hosting fees. The service supports various application types and databases, making it suitable for side projects, small businesses, or teams wanting predictable hosting costs without vendor lock-in concerns.

Key Features

Git-based deployment

push code to your repository and Appliku deploys automatically

Unlimited applications

host as many apps as you need under one subscription

Database support

run multiple databases alongside your applications

Freemium pricing

start for free and upgrade when needed

Simple pricing model

flat monthly rate rather than per-app or usage-based charges

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Predictable costs; you know exactly what you'll pay each month regardless of how many apps you deploy
  • Low friction deployment; Git integration means no complex deployment pipelines to configure
  • Good value for multiple projects; ideal if you run several small applications rather than one large system
  • Straightforward onboarding; simpler alternative to managing cloud infrastructure directly

Limitations

  • Limited information available about performance guarantees, uptime SLAs, or scaling limits for production workloads
  • Less flexibility than infrastructure-as-code solutions if you need highly customised server configurations
  • Dependency on Appliku's infrastructure; less control compared to self-hosted or major cloud providers

Use Cases

Hosting multiple side projects or client websites without managing separate hosting accounts

Deploying internal tools and dashboards for small teams

Running full-stack applications with both frontend code and database requirements

Prototyping and testing applications before deciding on permanent infrastructure