CUR-DEV Software · Self-Hosted Operations Platform
Deployr

Build. Deploy. Operate. One workspace.

From software development to live infrastructure operations, Deployr gives technical teams one place to manage applications, releases, servers and supporting services. Self-hosted by design and built around deliberate, authorized changes.

From Idea to Operation. · Developed by CUR-DEV B.V.

Deployr workspace showing operational status and items needing attention
One operational lifecycle

Bring development and operations into one connected workspace.

Modern applications depend on more than code. Teams need to manage environments, deploy releases, maintain containers, configure networks and HTTPS, work with databases, monitor services, protect important data and troubleshoot issues.

Deployr brings many of those workflows together in a single self-hosted workspace while retaining review steps, permissions and explicit confirmations for sensitive operations.

Self-hosted control

Run Deployr in infrastructure you manage, with available capabilities shaped by host platform, operating mode and configuration.

Deliberate operations

Sensitive actions are designed around capability permissions, previews, validation and explicit operator confirmation where supported.

Private AI assistance

Connect supported local/private Ollama models for contextual guidance while keeping human authorization in control of changes.

Multi-node reach

Pair trusted Deployr instances with Fleetr and work with specifically authorized remote nodes without losing target context.

Product experience

A clear operator-focused interface.

Real Deployr interface views supplied by CUR-DEV.

Deployr Workspace screen
Workspace — current context and actionable operational signals.
Deployr right-side navigation panel
Navigation — organized access to operations and tools.
Deployr command palette
Command palette — fast keyboard-driven navigation.
Deployr sign-in screen
Sign in — a focused entry point into the configured Deployr instance.
Core capabilities

One platform across the application and infrastructure lifecycle.

Available tools depend on deployment mode, platform prerequisites and assigned permissions.

01

Projects, Environments & Deployment

Register projects, organize development, test and production environments, review release packages and retain deployment history.

02

Dockr — Docker & Compose

Inspect containers, Compose projects, images, networks, volumes, logs and runtime state, with permitted lifecycle controls.

03

Server Operations

Use Servr, Commandr, Servicr, Cronr and DriveMapr for host visibility, managed SSH/SFTP, services, scheduled jobs and storage inspection.

04

Reverse Proxy, Domains & Security

Work with supported Apache sites, backend mappings, TLS workflows, Cloudflare DNS/DDNS, IP access policies and UFW management.

05

Databasr

Connect to supported MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL environments for scoped schema exploration, browsing, queries and administration.

06

Watchr & Backupr

Observe supported health indicators and alerts while planning encrypted off-host backups, snapshot inspection and isolated recovery staging.

07

Fleetr & Tunnelr

Pair trusted Deployr nodes for authorized remote operations and use restricted managed reverse SSH tunnels for supported connectivity scenarios.

08

Development & Automation

Buildr, Scriptr, APIr and optional Browsr connect release planning, scripts, API inspection and compatible browser sessions to operations.

09

Private AI-Assisted Workflows

Configure supported Ollama integrations and use contextual, read-only guidance while keeping code and infrastructure changes under human review.

10

Governance, Vault & Updatr

Combine roles, optional MFA, module governance, protected secrets, activity records and signed operator-approved update workflows.

Operational scope matters. Features depend on the selected deployment mode, host platform, prerequisites, permissions and external infrastructure. Public HTTPS, backup recovery and remote connectivity still require real-world validation in the target environment.
Typical workflow

From project identity to ongoing operation.

  1. Create or register a project.Give the application a durable identity and associate releases with it.
  2. Configure an environment.Establish development, test or production configuration and runtime expectations.
  3. Review and deploy a release.Validate deployment inputs, execute an authorized deployment and inspect the outcome.
  4. Operate the application.Review containers, services, server resources, databases and logs as permitted.
  5. Publish and secure access.Configure eligible DNS, Apache mappings and TLS workflows, then verify external connectivity.
  6. Monitor and plan recovery.Configure available health checks, notifications and appropriate backup/recovery procedures.
  7. Maintain and improve.Track history, apply reviewed changes and use approved update procedures.
Who it is for

Built for teams responsible for both software and its operating environment.

Software development teams

Manage project releases, environments, APIs, scripts and related server operations through one connected workflow.

IT administrators & DevOps professionals

Work with supported Docker, Linux, networking, monitoring, scheduling and database workflows while retaining oversight of sensitive actions.

Managed service providers & technical consultancies

Coordinate trusted multi-node operations across supported customer or internal infrastructure with distinct permissions and node context.

Organizations that prefer self-hosted infrastructure

Use a platform designed to operate inside infrastructure you control, selecting the deployment mode and modules that fit the environment.

Controlled operations

Convenience without surrendering operator responsibility.

Deployr is designed to assist authorized operators rather than silently make infrastructure changes on their behalf.

  • Explicit authorization: roles and capabilities determine which actions a user can perform.
  • Secrets protection: sensitive credentials use protected references and Vault-backed workflows where configured.
  • Review before change: supported impactful actions use previews, validation and explicit confirmation.
  • Traceability: deployments, updates and supported administrative actions retain appropriate history.
  • Visible context: projects, environments, releases and remote-node targets remain identifiable.
Deployment options

Choose the operating model that fits the host.

Native mode

Intended for supported Linux hosts where authorized host-management functionality is required. Available capabilities vary by operating system, architecture, prerequisites, Machine Profile and permissions.

Container / Lite mode

A deliberately lower-privilege deployment with a subset of Deployr functions. It does not grant the same host access as Native mode.

Current documented platform eligibility includes supported AMD64 and ARM64 configurations, plus a reduced Native Core profile for eligible ARMv7/armhf devices. Not every feature is available on every architecture.

Frequently asked questions

Deployr at a glance.

What is Deployr?

Deployr is a self-hosted software development, deployment and infrastructure operations workspace developed by CUR-DEV B.V. It combines tools for releases, Docker, Linux operations, publishing, databases, monitoring, backups and controlled AI assistance.

Is Deployr only a Docker management tool?

No. Docker and Compose are important parts of Deployr, but the platform covers a broader application and server operations workflow including projects, deployment history, SSH/SFTP, DNS, Apache, databases, monitoring, security and backup planning.

Does Deployr use artificial intelligence?

Yes. Deployr supports selected local/private Ollama integrations and AI-assisted functions. Its in-app assistant provides read-only operational guidance; infrastructure changes still require operator authorization.

Can Deployr manage multiple servers?

Deployr includes Fleetr for pairing trusted Deployr nodes and performing supported remote operations with explicit authorization. Commandr also supports managed SSH/SFTP connections.

Does Deployr provide one-click disaster recovery?

No. Deployr includes encrypted backup planning and guided recovery staging for supported sources, but full application recovery still requires deployment-specific procedures and testing.

Can Deployr publish applications with HTTPS?

Deployr provides supported Apache reverse proxy, TLS and Cloudflare DNS workflows. A working public HTTPS service also depends on DNS, network ingress, firewall/NAT and certificate behavior in the target environment.

Deployr by CUR-DEV

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