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Connect a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository. Nuvlo works out how to build your Nuxt, Next.js or Node app, runs it on a server in your own cloud account and puts it online with HTTPS.

Deploy an appSee it in action
fold-lighting / main

$ git push origin main

  1. Repository connected
  2. Dependencies installed
  3. Production build complete
  4. Release is live
Deployed. Ready for the world.
fold-lighting.exampleLive
Fold lighting studio demo website with a sculptural brushed-aluminium table lamp and minimal black typography.
From a Git push to a live site.Illustrative deployment

Framework, package manager and app folder are detected from the files in your repository, including monorepos.

  • app/
  • nuxt.config.ts
  • package.json
  • pnpm-lock.yaml
Framework
Nuxt
Package manager
pnpm
App directory
/
Build
pnpm run build

The same options and steps as the dashboard: repository access, automatic deploys, build, start and the domain.

New application

Sourcenorthwind/slow-clay · main
Node.js
Redis cache
Redirect
  1. Creating site
  2. Connecting the repository
  3. Turning on automatic deploys
  4. Cloning repository
  5. Preparing the cache
  6. Installing dependencies
  7. Building application
  8. Starting application
  9. Connecting the domain
  10. Finishing up
  11. Choose the options and press Create site.

Nuxt

Server-rendered Vue apps, recognised from nuxt.config.

Next.js

React apps with server rendering and API routes.

Remix

Full-stack React with loaders and actions, served as a Node app.

SvelteKit

Svelte apps that run their own Node server.

Astro

Content sites with server-rendered pages.

Express

APIs and backends on the classic Node framework.

Hono

Lightweight APIs on Node, including inside monorepos.

Anything else on Node

Pick “Other” and give the build and start commands yourself.

01 · Deploys

Every push is a new release.

GitHub pushes deploy through a webhook Nuvlo adds for you. GitLab and Bitbucket call the site’s deploy hook from their pipeline.

02 · Rollback

A bad release doesn’t stay live.

A failed build never goes live. If a new release fails its health check, the previous one is restored, and older releases are one click away.

03 · Settings

Variables, branches, folders.

Edit environment variables on the site page, switch the tracked branch, and keep upload folders between releases so a deploy never wipes them.

04 · Logs

See what it’s doing.

Follow the build and the running app live, without SSH. Requests, visitors and top pages come from the server’s own logs.

Marketing sites

Nuxt, Astro or Next.js sites for your own brand or your clients.

Online shops

Headless storefronts that need server rendering and fast pages.

SaaS dashboards

Logged-in apps with an API next to them on the same server.

APIs and backends

Express or Hono services behind their own domain and certificate.

Internal tools

Admin panels and dashboards your team uses every day.

Monorepos

Several apps in one repository, each deployed from its own folder.

Your server

You rent it from a cloud company you pick, like Hetzner or DigitalOcean. They bill you directly, at their normal price. It’s yours.

€4.79 a month for a Hetzner server

Nuvlo

Sets up the server and runs your apps on it: updates, backups, SSL and monitoring.

Free for your first server and 1 app, then from €12 a month

  • No card to startNuvlo Free has no time limit.
  • No lock-inIf you leave, your servers and sites stay in your cloud account and keep running.
  • Cancel any timeA paid plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.

Which frameworks work?

Nuxt, Next.js, Remix, SvelteKit, Astro, Express and Hono are detected automatically. Anything else that runs on Node works with “Other” and your own build and start commands.

Does every push deploy automatically?

With GitHub, yes: Nuvlo adds a webhook. With GitLab or Bitbucket, call the site’s deploy hook URL from your pipeline.

What happens if a build fails?

A failed build never goes live. If a new release starts but fails its health check, the previous release is restored.

Can I host static sites?

Yes. Plain HTML or a Vite or Astro build, from Git or an uploaded ZIP, is served straight from nginx with the same releases and rollback.

Which Node version runs my app?

Node 24 unless your repository asks for another version or you pick one. Apps run under PM2 with a memory limit per app.

Where do uploads go between releases?

Mark folders as persistent and they’re shared across releases instead of being replaced.

Git deploysAtomic releases, live logs, rollback and deploy hooks.Read about Git deploysGitHub, GitLab & BitbucketConnect repositories and deploy on push.Read about GitHub, GitLab & BitbucketMonitoringLive server metrics and per-site uptime.Read about Monitoring


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Your first server and site are free, with no card and no time limit. Connect a provider token and Nuvlo starts building it.