Timone

Deploy your apps from GitHub without managing servers

Connect your repository and Timone builds the image, runs it as a container, and gives you a public URL with HTTPS. Simple, with no infrastructure to configure.

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Or let your AI agent deploy for you
terminal
$ git push origin main
queuedPush received
buildingBuilding the image from your Dockerfile
deployingStarting your app
livehttps://my-app.timone.dev

Tell your AI to deploy it

Give your AI agent an API token and ask for what you want. It deploys repositories, images, templates and databases, reads logs and checks usage, with the same limits as your plan.

Deploy owner/shop with a PostgreSQL database and tell me the URL.

your agent, using your token

  • POST/catalogPostgreSQL 16ready
  • POST/projectsowner/shopbuilding
  • GET/projects/:idlive

Done. Your app is live at https://shop.timone.dev and DATABASE_URL is already set.

Things people ask AI for

Spin up Uptime Kuma and tell me its URL.My app keeps restarting. Read its logs and tell me why.Add a Valkey database and set REDIS_URL on my app.Do I fit in my plan? How much memory am I using?Delete everything I deployed for testing, except what is locked.
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Create a token

In Settings, API tokens. It is shown once.

2

Give it to your agent

Claude Code, Cursor, or any tool that can send HTTP requests, plus the link to our guide.

3

Ask in plain words

It reads the guide, calls the API and tells you the result.

Paste this to your agent:

Read https://timone.dev/llms-full.txt and use my Timone API token tmn_... to deploy what I ask.

Or call the API yourself:

curl -X POST https://dev-api.timone.dev/templates \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer tmn_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"templateKey":"uptime-kuma"}'

Only what you choose. Your agent sees the GitHub repositories you picked, nothing else.

Cannot do the dangerous part. A token cannot disconnect GitHub or delete your account. On paid plans you can lock an app or database: nobody, not even a token, can delete it until you remove the lock.

Made for agents. The full guide is at timone.dev/llms-full.txt.

Deploy popular open-source software in one click

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Deploy from GitHub

Connect your repository, push, and your app is online. No YAML, no kubectl.

Automatic HTTPS

Every app gets its own subdomain with SSL. Databases stay private, reachable only from your own apps.

Service catalog

Deploy PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, MySQL and more with one click, ready to connect.

Projects

Things you can create with Timone: sites, tools and apps running on its own address with HTTPS.

Coming soon

Projects built with Timone will appear here.

Simple pricing

Run up to two containers for free, always (for example an app and its database): each one lasts up to 4 hours and you can deploy a new one anytime. Need more? Pick a plan. Prices in USD per month.

Free

Start here

$0 · always free

  • 2 containers at a time
  • 512 MiB of memory
  • Up to 0.5 vCPU per container
  • 1 GB of storage for databases
  • Public HTTPS URL for every app
  • Removed after 4 hours; deploy again anytime
Start free

Starter

$5 / month

  • Up to 10 containers
  • 1 GiB of memory
  • Up to 1 vCPU per container
  • 5 GB of storage for databases and apps
  • Public HTTPS URL for every app
  • Custom domains and delete protection

Plus

$9 / month

  • Up to 20 containers
  • 2 GiB of memory
  • Up to 2 vCPU per container
  • 9 GB of storage for databases and apps
  • Public HTTPS URL for every app
  • Custom domains and delete protection

Pro

$16 / month

  • Up to 40 containers
  • 4 GiB of memory
  • Up to 2 vCPU per container
  • 16 GB of storage for databases and apps
  • Public HTTPS URL for every app
  • Custom domains and delete protection

The Free plan is available for now and may change as Timone grows. Paid plans are opening soon. AI/ML model workloads are not supported yet.

Questions

Why not regular hosting?

Regular hosting is made for websites. Timone runs your own code (any language with a Dockerfile) and adds HTTPS and databases. Fixed plans, no surprises on your bill.

Do I need to manage servers or know Kubernetes?

No. Timone runs your app as a container and takes care of the infrastructure. You connect a repository or pick an image, and Timone deploys it. You get no cluster to manage, and you do not need one.

Why is it cheaper?

Many small apps share the same servers, each one isolated and limited to its plan. Fixed plans, no surprises on your bill: you never pay more than your plan.

What is missing?

Early access: one server, no uptime guarantee. The server is backed up daily, but there are no per-app or per-database backups yet, so you can't restore your own data on demand. App files are lost on redeploy unless the app uses a database or a template with persistent storage. No AI/ML models. This will change over time.

Is the Free plan permanent?

For now. Up to two containers at a time (for example an app and its database), each lasting up to 4 hours. Free depends on the capacity available on our servers: when it is full you will see a message and can try again later, and paid plans always have priority. It may change.