Antideploy

Antideploy is an application deployment platform that helps developers launch and manage web apps without writing a Dockerfile or configuring cloud infrastructure manually. It analyzes a project’s code to identify its runtime, framework, build and start commands, port, database needs, and environment variables, then builds and deploys the application over HTTPS. Projects can be deployed through coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf; connected GitHub repositories; or local folders. GitHub deployments can build and release automatically when changes are pushed to the default branch. Antideploy can provision PostgreSQL, manage encrypted secrets, and provide object storage for applications that use S3-compatible APIs. The dashboard includes deployment status, build and runtime logs, health checks, and rollback to a previous build. Antideploy is designed for applications that can run on a single instance and use PostgreSQL. It does not provide staging or preview environments, and local filesystem data is not retained between deployments. Developers who need other databases or horizontal scaling may need to provide separate infrastructure.

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