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2026-09-04
shanmukhasaireddy13/Go-Live
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Instant, Globally-Distributed Anycast Subdomains for Developers (*.go-live.me) — 1-Click Vercel Deploy & Auto TLS 1.3
2026-10-26
coollabsio/coolify
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An open-source, self-hostable PaaS alternative to Vercel, Heroku & Netlify that lets you easily deploy static sites, databases, full-stack applications and 360+ one-click services on your own servers.
2026-10-08
Show HN: Railcode – Secure cloud for internal software
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Hey HN, Yakko here from Railcode. Railcode is like an internal Vercel for your company. We built it after speaking to dozens of engineering leaders at various companies where employees were given access to Claude Code or Codex and started to build little tools (apps, agents) locally, but then struggled to share it with coworkers securely. Typical scenarios are: 1. Employees can't share what they've built because of internal policies 2. Agents find the path of least resistance and deploy things on e.g. Vercel, leading to a sprawl of software that's a nightmare to manage (disjointed auth or no auth, API keys handled insecurely, no centralized management, etc.) 3. Companies set up templates to ensure some standardization but still require engineers in the loop to review and deploy code Neither of these options felt great, so we built Railcode to be the place to deploy and manage internal software inside a company, ensuring projects are deployed securely, follow the same patterns, and can be easily managed from one place. The goal is to unblock users to deploy and share what they've built while removing the burden on Engineering/DevOps to review and manage it all. How we do this: - Company auth in front of everything that's deployed - Permissioned connectors to access data instead of shared API keys - Infrastructure building blocks that make it easy to store data or use an LLM but allows admins to oversee everything (via a simple SDK) - Centralized audit logs - Unified design system (optional) - Role-based access control with granular permissions that can be inherited by the projects themselves The platform is built to be really low friction for agents and to not require folks changing their workflows. We support static frontends and serverless JS functions for the backend, meaning Tanstack, Hono, Vite, React, etc will all work. Even Next.js with OpenNext though that has some quirks :D Projects run locally and everything Railcode-specific comes from an optional SDK. We ship a skill and a CLI and that's all you need to build and deploy projects or have agents manage configuration. Keen to hear feedback! https://railcode.dev/
2026-09-08
Show HN: Security Scanning Tool
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Hi Hackers, I just found a couple of issues in my app, inspite of that i added all the Supabase and Vercel MCPs, i expected the LLM will be a little smarter and it will help me write a kind of okayish app. But inspite of taking care of it, i still found an issue in my RLS policies. So I was thinking about it, most of the vibe coder apps use Vercel and Supabase, and tbh it's kind of easy to ruin the RLS in supabase, so I created hackymacky, the scanner app, that looks for issues specifically in a supa + vercel app. What do u think, is it something that's worth iterating on ? Cheers, Csaba
2026-08-29
Stormkit
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Self-hostable Vercel alternative for building, hosting, and deploying modern frontend and JavaScript applications. Free plan includes 1 app, 50 GB bandwidth, unlimited custom domains, and free SSL.