Compute
Run any Docker image or Compose file on your computers. Secrets and backups included.
Paste it and it runs. Ordinary interpolation behaves exactly as it does on your laptop.
Bind a credential; the value arrives as a file at /run/secrets and never enters a document or a backup.
Secrets are written fresh every start, so rotating one needs no edit and no redeploy.
A Dockerfile does not rebuild the same twice, so the image is stored with the data.
Run the stack you already have on a machine you already have, instead of installing it by hand.
Give an agent a container to work in, with the persistence contract stated rather than discovered.
Share a running preview at a workspace URL without standing up hosting for it.
An image, a Dockerfile, or a Compose file. Choose the computer to run it on.
Attach credentials by name. Values never appear in the document.
Private, workspace, or public. Copy the URL.
Volumes and image, encrypted, kept for 30 days and restorable onto any of your computers.
The address belongs to the container, so migrating to another computer keeps every link working.
Take a security update: the image is replaced, the volumes are kept, the container restarts.