The app catalogue
Every app you can install in one click, by category, how a version reaches the catalogue, and how to ask for an app that isn't there yet.
Updated 28 Oct 20262 min read
The catalogue is the list of ready-made apps you can install in a project in one click, each with its database made for it, a free address with HTTPS and the project's backups. Open a project, choose Add a service, then From the catalog.
Find an app
Search by name, by what it's for, or by a word like "blog", "shop" or "chat".
Categories narrow the list: websites and blogs, shops, schools, business, analytics, developers, team work. Each shows how many apps it has.
Featured apps come first. A New badge marks an app added in the last 30 days.
Each card shows the app's purpose, about what it costs a month at the limits it runs well with, what it makes for you (like "+ MySQL database") and its licence.
The apps
| App | What it's for |
|---|---|
| WordPress | A website or blog |
| WordPress with WooCommerce | An online shop |
| WordPress with LearnPress | Online courses |
| WordPress with Tutor LMS | Online courses |
| WordPress with Elementor | A website you design by dragging blocks |
| WordPress with The Events Calendar | Events and tickets |
| WordPress with GiveWP | Donations |
| WordPress with bbPress | A forum |
| Ghost | A blog and newsletter |
| Nextcloud | Files and calendars for a team |
| Mattermost | Team chat |
| Odoo | Accounts, sales and stock |
| Metabase | Charts and reports |
| Umami | Website visits, without cookies |
| Uptime Kuma | Watching your sites |
| Gitea | Your own code hosting |
| Laravel starter | A new Laravel app to build on |
An app shows in your catalogue once it's published: a few on this list may still be waiting for their checks.
How a version reaches the catalogue
Every app comes from its makers' official release, at an exact version. Before you can install it:
It's checked for known security holes. A version with a critical hole that already has a fix is refused until its makers publish a fixed one. Published versions are checked again every day.
It's tried on a real server: installed with its database, started, its admin made twice (the second time changes nothing), and logged in to. Then everything the try made is deleted.
Our team publishes it, after checking its licence allows us to host it for you.
A new version is offered 7 days after its makers release it, so early problems are found first; a security fix comes as soon as it passes its checks.
Ask for an app
Can't find what you need? Search for it: when nothing matches, choose Suggest an app, type its name and why you'd use it. It reaches our team as a ticket, and we tell you when it's added.