Application hosting means operating the machines the software runs on: containers, reversible deployments, backups, monitoring. Run by the team that wrote the code, it removes the blame-passing between developer and host during an outage.

We host what we build, and we build on what we host. That avoids the most sterile conversation in this trade — the one where host and developer trade blame for an outage while the site stays down.

What we deliver

Containerised infrastructure, reproducible across environments
Automated deployments with rollback on failure
Off-machine backups and a written recovery plan
Game servers: FiveM, Minecraft, TeamSpeak

How we work

01 · Weeks 1-2

Audit

Understand the business, map what exists, identify risks.
02 · Weeks 3-4

Architecture

Data model, stack, integrations — validated before a single line of code.
03 · Weeks 5 to 12

Build

Short sprints, a demo every two weeks, CI/CD from day one.
04 · Week 12

Go-live

Data migration, team training, a supervised switchover, rollback ready.
05 · From month 4 onwards

Run & automation

We stay: monitoring, fixes, then we automate whatever daily use has revealed to be repetitive.