Connect your project
Use a repository, a container image or the generated files from a static website.
How it works
Publish static files, run containers and connect your application services. You choose the resources; KuboRun manages execution.
How it works
Start with a static website and add an API, a background worker or a database. Each service has its own settings.
Use a repository, a container image or the generated files from a static website.
Choose CPU, RAM and replicas for your services. Add a volume for persistent data and connect your domain.
We check the release before serving it. The previous one stays available until the new version is genuinely ready.
Check service health, usage and logs. Use the deployment history to find an earlier version when you need to roll back.
Then make it grow
Deployment is the start. Design, prepare content and ask your AI for help within the same project.
Kubo Web
Start from a template or a blank page. Adjust the composition, reuse sections and check different screen sizes before publishing.
Design my first page ↗Kubo CMS
Define what each editor needs to fill in: an image, a title, a date. Add guidance, required fields and defaults. Content fits the design you have already prepared.
Organize my content ↗a-new-perspectiveYour assistant, connected
Delegate a first draft, a new section or collection records. Through Kubo MCP, your assistant works on drafts with the permissions you grant. Follow its changes in Web and CMS.
Connect your AI ↗“Prepare a services section with three options.”
Review the result. Adjust the details. You decide when to publish.
ChatGPT · Claude · compatible MCP clientsFunctions
A function is a piece of code that runs when it receives a request or at a scheduled time. KuboRun runs your functions and handles startup and scaling.
Respond to a website request, look up data or process a form.
Receive notifications from other applications and run your code when one arrives.
Generate a report or sync data at the time and frequency you choose.
Scaling
Set a minimum and maximum replica count for each service. For occasional workloads, idle shutdown reduces running time; the next request will need to wait for startup.
Start a project →Included tools
Follow each release and review its health checks before considering the deployment complete.
Connect your domain once. KuboRun configures HTTPS and renews the certificate.
Start small and increase resources when demand justifies it.
Check resource usage and logs to investigate errors or adjust capacity.
Decide which data to back up and how to restore it using your storage options.
Write to us with deployment questions or to review your configuration.
Kubo Core
Kubo Core compares your service configuration with its current state. If a replica is missing, it tries to recover it. During deployment, it checks the new version before routing traffic to it.
It also applies CPU and memory limits and connects services to their network and storage. KuboRun brings these operations into the dashboard.
Start at your own pace
Start now in the application. If a question comes up or you need an unusual configuration, we are available to help.