Poof runs open-source applications for you. Pick one, pay, and it is live at its own HTTPS address, installed, watched and updated by us. This is what that includes.
Applications
Open-source apps, ready to run, with nothing to install.
Choose an app and a plan
Pick an open-source application from the catalogue, then the plan that fits it.
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Your own administrator login
Where the application needs one, the dashboard creates your login or resets its password.
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Live right after payment
No ticket: the app is deployed and checked automatically.
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Isolation and resources
Every app in a stack of its own, held to the limits of its plan.
Containers of its own
Your app and its database run in a stack no other customer shares.
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Data of its own
Files and databases live on volumes that belong to your stack.
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Plan limits
CPU and memory are limited to what your plan includes.
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Address and HTTPS
A place in the EU, a subdomain, and HTTPS from the first request.
Hosted in the EU
Servers run in Frankfurt, on AWS Lightsail.
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A subdomain of its own
The app answers at its own address, with no DNS to set up.
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HTTPS only
A valid certificate is issued and renewed automatically; HTTP only redirects.
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Health checks
Apps and servers are checked around the clock.
App health checks
The app’s health address is requested every few minutes.
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Server monitoring
Disk, memory, CPU and capacity of every server are measured.
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Automatic restart
A crashed container is started again, and returns after a reboot.
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Updates
New versions, prepared and rolled out by us.
Pinned versions
An exact, fixed version runs, not a moving tag.
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Updates handled for you
An operator rolls a new version out; you install and patch nothing.
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Payment and lifecycle
What happens to your app when a payment fails or you stop paying.
A failed payment does not stop the app
It keeps running while the payment is retried, and you are emailed.
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Kept after you cancel
A stopped app and its data are kept for a set period; write to us to bring it back.
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Warnings before deletion
Emails come before the retention period ends and before the final deletion.
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Sign-in & accounts
Every common way in, and the controls a user expects over their own account.
Email and password
Registration with email verification, password reset by link.
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Social sign-in
Google and other OAuth providers; one account can link several of them next to a password.
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Any OpenID Connect provider
An administrator connects a company identity provider from the admin panel — no code.
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Passkeys
Sign in with a fingerprint, face or security key instead of a password.
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Two-factor authentication
Authenticator-app codes with recovery codes, optional per user.
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Sessions and account switching
See signed-in devices and end them; keep several accounts open in one browser.
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Delete my account
The user deletes their own account and everything that belongs to it.
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Teams
Shared workspaces where each member sees exactly what their role allows.
Workspaces and roles
Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer — access follows membership, not a global role.
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Invitations by email
An invitation carries its role and either creates the account or joins an existing one.
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Data isolated per workspace
Every query is limited to the active workspace in SQL itself, not by checks in code.
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Interface
A consistent design in light and dark, in the visitor's own language.
Light and dark themes
One set of design tokens; the default and the switcher are settings.
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Many languages
Every string is translated; which languages to offer is a setting.
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The user's own time zone
Detected from the browser, changeable in the account.
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Installable app
Installs on a phone like an app and shows a page of its own when offline.