How PickYour.App works

Everything you need to go from "I have an app" to "it's live on my domain" — explained without a single config file.

The install flow

Four steps, about 94 seconds

1

Pick an app

Curated catalog or any public GitHub repo.

2

Plan is matched

Every app lists its minimal spec.

3

Connect a domain

Bring your own, register through our registrar, or start free on a pickyour.app subdomain like k7m2q-n8n.pickyour.app.

4

Deploy & go

We provision the cloud VPS, install the app, wire DNS, issue SSL, and hand you the login.

Documentation

Guides for every part of the journey

Getting started

Create your account, install your first app and understand the dashboard in under 10 minutes.

First installDashboard tour

Domains & DNS

Point a domain you own, register a new one, manage DNS records and understand SSL issuance.

NameserversSSLour registrar

Apps & GitHub installs

How catalog templates work, how to install any public repo, and how stack detection picks the plan.

TemplatesDockerCustom repos

Backups & scaling

Snapshot schedules, one-click restores, and how to resize your plan without reinstalling.

SnapshotsRestoreResize

Security & access

SSH access, firewall defaults, team roles and how to keep your instances safe.

SSH keys2FATeam

Billing & account

Plans, invoices, payment methods, domains billing and how cancellation works.

InvoicesPlansCancel
FAQ

Frequently asked

What exactly is a "1-click install"?

We keep a tested install template per app: the containers, the database, the config and the minimal spec.

How do you match the server size to the app?

Every catalog entry and indexed GitHub repo carries a minimal specification (vCPU, RAM, disk).

Can I install something that isn't in the catalog?

Yes. If it's a public GitHub repository with a detectable stack (Dockerfile, docker-compose, Node, Python, Go…), search for it and install directly.

Do I have to buy the domain from you?

No. Bring any domain you already own for free.

Where do the servers actually run?

On our global cloud — 41 cities across 24 countries. You pick the region at install; each location card flags the local data-residency rules.

What if I need help?

Email support on every plan, priority support from Extreme Max up.