Deploy apps from Git
Connect a repository and ship updates with build logs, deployment history, domains, and environment-aware routing.
Moltern helps teams ship apps, add services, and manage environments without operating Kubernetes by hand.
Connect a repository, choose a branch, and ship updates with logs, health checks, and domains in one place.
Add databases, automation tools, CMSs, and observability services from the built-in catalog instead of wiring them by hand.
Group workloads by environment so production, staging, and internal tools stay clear for the whole team.
Moltern keeps the common path clear for general users while still giving technical teams the deployment visibility and service workflows they need.
Connect a repository and ship updates with build logs, deployment history, domains, and environment-aware routing.
Provision databases, internal tools, and production services from the built-in catalog without hand-writing charts or Compose files.
Keep production, staging, and team-specific workloads separated while still operating them from one workspace.
Moltern is built to keep the day-to-day workflow short while still exposing enough context to diagnose real production issues.
Start with a default production environment, then add more environments when your team needs them.
Launch a Git-backed application, a one-click catalog service, or both inside the same workspace.
Track deployments, open logs, attach domains, send webhooks, and recover from failures without leaving the product.
From databases and automation to CMSs and monitoring, Moltern brings supporting services into the same workflow as your applications.
Reliable open-source relational database. Deployed as an isolated ServiceInstance and auto-wired to dependent services at deploy time. Credentials are platform-generated — no password to remember.
High-performance in-memory data store used as a cache and message broker. Deployed as an isolated ServiceInstance and auto-wired to dependent services. Data is ephemeral — reconstructible from the primary service.
Extendable workflow automation platform. Build integrations between 400+ apps and APIs with a visual node-based editor. Self-host to keep all automation data in your own infrastructure.
Lightweight, fast self-hosted Git service with issue tracker, pull requests, CI/CD (Gitea Actions), and package registry. Choose SQLite for simple setups or PostgreSQL for teams and production workloads.
Modern open-source publishing platform — create a blog or newsletter with Ghost's beautiful editor, membership system, email newsletters, and SEO tools
Open-source observability platform for visualizing metrics, logs, and traces from Prometheus, Loki, InfluxDB, and 50+ data sources with rich dashboards
Open-source data platform that wraps any SQL database with a no-code studio, auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs, role-based access, and real-time subscriptions
Secure self-hosted team messaging platform for technical teams — channels, threads, voice/video calls, playbooks, workflow automation, and CI/CD integrations
Moltern keeps the user workflow simple, but the platform underneath is designed for teams that still care about routing, recovery, secrets, and service dependencies.
Moltern gives teams a simple control plane while the runtime stays grounded in real Kubernetes workloads and health-gated rollouts.
The built-in catalog is driven by actual service definitions and platform-managed dependencies instead of marketing-only mock integrations.
Applications, services, and deploy history all live against the same environment model so teams can reason about changes quickly.
Store credentials per workspace, ship with generated URLs, add custom domains, and see clear recovery steps when a deployment fails.
Teams that want a Heroku-style deployment workflow, but on infrastructure they control and with the supporting services their apps actually need.
Git-backed applications plus a broad built-in catalog of databases, dev tools, CMSs, messaging systems, monitoring tools, and more.
No. Moltern is meant to hide the cluster mechanics from everyday users while still giving operators the detail they need when something goes wrong.
Applications and catalog services live in the same workspace and environments, so teams can deploy the app and the supporting stack together.
Create a workspace, start with a default production environment, deploy from Git, and add the services your team needs from the same product.