Pick a source, click deploy, and the app is online: Swiftwave turns a Git repository, a Docker image, or an uploaded folder into a hosted application with domains, certificates, and ingress handled for you, skipping the afternoon of YAML and reverse-proxy chores. It detects the language and framework automatically and generates the Docker configuration for projects that lack one. Domains attach with free Let's Encrypt certificates that renew themselves, while managed ingress routes HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, and even UDP traffic to the right containers. An integrated app store turns popular open-source software into fill-in-the-form installations that are ready in minutes. Persistent volumes mount local disks or network shares, and snapshots back them up locally or to S3 for later restoration. When something misbehaves at 2 a.m., the browser-based console opens a shell into any server or application without hunting for SSH keys, and resource monitoring charts CPU, memory, network, and disk across every hosted app. Webhooks redeploy automatically when code changes or a new image lands, and the whole control plane sips resources: the core stack fits in roughly 180 MB of RAM, leaving a 1 GB server room to run three or four real applications. One server runs standalone, or several join a cluster when traffic outgrows a single box. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.