kubernetes, minus the kubernetes
Write one file.
Ship your app.
No Dockerfiles. No YAML mountains. No “ask the infra team and wait three days.” You describe your app in a tiny pagifier.toml, Pagifier does literally everything else — builds, deploys, TLS, rollbacks, the works.
version = 1
name = "my-app"
template = "react-static"
environment = "prod"
ingress = "my-app.company.com"
{"phase":"Building"} 🔨
{"phase":"Built"} 📦
{"phase":"Available","url":"https://my-app.company.com"} 🎉
Netlify vibes. Your cluster.
You know that feeling when you push to Netlify and it just… works? That — except it's running on your Kubernetes, behind your firewall, on your terms. No GUI to click through, no per-seat bill, no hassle. Just easier deployments with bulletproof Kubernetes underneath.
🏡 Local-first, like it should be
Runs on your laptop, your data center, or any cloud. Your code and secrets never leave home.
🖱️ No GUI ceremony
One file, one API call, done. There's a little web console when you want to peek — but you never need it.
🦾 Bulletproof underneath
The easy button sits on real Kubernetes muscle: metric-gated canaries, instant rollbacks, network fences, signed images. PaaS feel, platform-grade spine.
Where are you headed?
Just want to deploy?
Five minutes, one file, zero cluster access. Your app gets a URL and you get on with your day.
Get set, go →☁️Cloud user?
EKS, GKE, AKS — we speak all three. Ready-made presets with the exact IAM incantations already written down.
Pick your cloud →🛠️Running the show?
Spin up the whole platform on your laptop in ~15 minutes — built from source, kind cluster, the lot.
Install Pagifier →🤓Want the whole story?
Follow a real app from empty folder to production, canaries and all. Copy-paste friendly.
Tutorials →Stuff you get without asking
No guessing
We never peek at package.json or “detect” your framework. You say it, we do it. Typos get a friendly “did you mean…?”
Undo button for prod
Every deploy is a rollback point. One call, instant, no rebuild. Breathe.
Canaries with actual instincts
New versions take 10% of traffic first — and watch real error rates before going further. Bad releases yeet themselves.
Preview every PR
Each pull request gets its own URL, then quietly cleans up after itself. Like it was never there.
Secure without a checklist
Hardened containers, TLS, network fences, signed images — on by default, not a config you forgot.
Hosts are yours
First app to claim www.abc.com owns it. Nobody — not even another team — can yoink your domain.