
Deploy websites and apps to a lightweight, global cloud
Kedge is a lightweight, globally distributed cloud platform designed for deploying static sites, serverless functions, full-stack apps, and databases. It enables developers to push their code via SSH or Git and instantly get a public HTTPS URL, with deployments automatically scaled close to end users.
The platform solves the complexity of managing infrastructure by providing hardware-isolated VMs, built-in SQLite databases, persistent storage, and autoscaling that spins up instances near users and scales to zero when idle. This means you only pay for actual resources consumed and can run small projects or dev boxes at no cost with the $5/month free tier.
Kedge is built for CLI power-users, AI agents, and teams seeking a simple yet powerful deployment workflow. With support for SSH, Git, HTTP APIs, and GitHub integration for per-PR preview environments, it appeals to developers who want fast, predictable deployments without managing servers.
Each application runs in a VM with a full Linux kernel, providing strong isolation and security.
Every app includes a globally distributed SQLite database and a shared filesystem, making it easy to persist and query data.
Local volumes are continuously backed by object storage, ensuring data durability.
Instances spin up close to users and automatically scale down to zero when idle, so you only pay for active resources.
Cached and static content is served from every edge node, improving performance worldwide.
Deploy and manage applications via SSH, Git push, or HTTP APIs, catering to CLI power-users and AI agents.
Push-to-deploy creates preview environments for each pull request, streamlining testing and collaboration.
Applications get public HTTPS URLs by default, with options for private networking and custom domains.
You can log in with GitHub or simply run `ssh kedge.dev` from your terminal. The quickstart provides more advanced examples for deploying various types of apps.
You can deploy static sites, serverless functions, full-stack applications, databases, container images, source applications, and even Markdown files. All get a public HTTPS URL.
Billing is per-second based on actual resources consumed: CPU at $15/vCPU-month, memory at $5/GB-month, storage at $0.05/GB-month, and egress at $0.01/GB. There is a $5/month free tier sufficient for a small website or dev box. Idle apps scale to zero and pay only for storage.
Yes, Kedge supports custom domains, private networking, and public HTTPS endpoints. You can configure networking to suit your needs.
Kedge integrates with GitHub for push-to-deploy and per-PR preview environments. It also supports SSH, Git, and HTTP APIs for CLI and AI agent usage.