Self-host anything, seamlessly
Pick an app — XGenStack deploys it, hardens it, tunes performance, and auto-updates it. No DevOps, no manuals, no babysitting. The server takes care of itself.
Bring your own server — dedicated, VPS, or a cloud VM on AWS, Azure, or GCP — and self-host anything. XGenStack deploys it, secures it, tunes it, and heals it for you. One agent. One console.
Most people who spin up a server can't operate one. You want to self-host the things that matter — a private VPN, your own email, a team chat, an ERP, any open-source app — but each raises the same wall: how do you deploy it, lock it down, keep it fast, and patch it forever?
Without a DevOps hire you're stuck: rent a managed cloud that locks you in and won't run half of these, or wire it together by hand and hope. Servers still crash, get hijacked, and fail silently.
Pick an app — XGenStack deploys it, hardens it, tunes performance, and auto-updates it. No DevOps, no manuals, no babysitting. The server takes care of itself.
Build and run your own apps inside a tight, VPN-backed secure environment — sealed, isolated, production-ready — without standing up infrastructure each time.
An Autonomous Server Runtime Platform (bring-your-own-server SaaS). A lightweight agent + control plane turn any Linux machine — dedicated, VPS, or cloud VM — into a self-deploying, self-defending, self-healing production environment.
Renting a server is easy; operating one isn't. Self-hosting a VPN, email, chat, an ERP, or any app means deploying, securing, tuning and patching it — work most teams can't staff. Managed clouds lock you in and can't run it.
One outbound-only agent + one console that deploys apps (Node, Python, Go, WordPress), contains failures, blocks intrusions, explains incidents with a root cause, and applies reversible fixes — on infrastructure you own.
Developers, SaaS founders, agencies, and teams running 1–20 servers — the gap between "raw server + manual ops" and "expensive managed PaaS." Tens of millions of self-managed servers exist today; the segment is large and underserved.
SaaS per managed server / seat. Customers bring their own machine — no infra cost to us, no lock-in for them. Upsell tiers: enterprise security & compliance, and fortress-grade WordPress hosting.
Security expectations have jumped — supply-chain attacks, ransomware — while deploy-only tools ignore them. The moat is the integrated security + self-healing + tamper-evident compliance layer competitors don't have.
Landscape — Coolify / Dokku (OSS deployers, no security or self-healing) · Vercel / Netlify / Render (managed, locked-in, JS-first) · cPanel / Plesk (legacy panels). XGenStack is the only one combining bring-your-own-server + active defense + self-healing + compliance-grade audit.
Anyone can run a deploy command. What sets XGenStack apart is what happens after: the server defends itself, recovers itself, and can prove what it did.
App code sealed read-only with drift detection; credentials never live in config — a per-app broker mints scoped, short-lived secrets.
Each app gets its own outbound firewall. A compromised dependency can't exfiltrate or call out — blocked by default.
Every privileged action is signed and hash-chained. The log verifies offline — you can prove it wasn't altered.
Sensitive actions need a fresh passkey, each approval bound to the exact request. No long-lived tokens to steal.
The agent dials out; nothing listens for us on your box. No management port to scan, with multi-channel resilience.
Adopt a live server read-only; it mutates nothing until you grant each capability. No blanket-root leap of faith.
| Capability | XGenStack | Vercel / Netlify | Coolify / Dokku | cPanel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your own server / cloud VM | Any provider | No — their cloud | Yes | Yes |
| Deploy Node / Python / Go | Zero-config | JS-first | Yes | No |
| First-class WordPress | Hardened | No | Basic | Yes |
| Self-healing & containment | Yes | No | No | No |
| Active intrusion defense | Yes | Platform-side | No | Add-ons |
| Brokered secrets (none in config) | Yes | Env vars | Env vars | No |
| Tamper-evident audit log | Yes | No | No | No |
| Automatic root-cause analysis | Yes | No | No | No |
| Passkey / zero-standing-privilege | Yes | SSO | No | No |
| Cost model | Your server, flat | Usage, scales $$$ | Free + your server | License |
Paste one command on any server — dedicated, VPS, or a cloud VM. The agent installs, hardens SSH + firewall, and connects outbound. Existing servers start read-only in observe mode.
$ curl -sSL https://xgenstack.com/agent | bash -s -- install …Point at a repo or drop a tarball. Runtime is auto-detected (Node, Python, Go, static) and a container is synthesized when there isn't one. Databases auto-provision.
Metrics, incidents, and security events stream into one console. When something breaks, you get a root cause and a one-click reversible fix — not a 3am pager.
Read-only core, admin-creation lockdown with auto-revert, stealth admin URL, secrets kept out of config.
One-click, single-use, expiring admin login — no passwords passed around.
One button finds the real cause of a slow site and applies a reversible fix — FPM, opcache, memory, DB, cache.
Inside-PHP profiling: request split, slow queries with calling code, cache hit rates, DB-bloat facts.
The config file reveals no usable password. Credentials are minted by the broker and rotated on seal.
Backup → restore is drill-tested, container-aware, with atomic rollback so a bad change never strands the site.
Org isolation, teams, and role-gated admin across the API and console.
Signed, hash-chained, offline-verifiable log of every privileged action.
TOTP, passkeys, payload-bound step-up, and zero-standing-privilege for sensitive operations.
Onboard existing fleets read-only; promote to managed per resource, per grant.
Scheduled backups with tested restore drills and atomic rollback across apps and databases.
End-to-end tracing with a per-request Debug-ID, so any failure is traceable console → API → agent.
Production-grade hosting, security, and self-healing on infrastructure you own — without a DevOps hire.