Applications

Connect GitHub, pick a repository, choose resources and an address, and go live in a few minutes — with a 3-day free trial for your first application.

How pushes go live, branch previews, going back to an earlier version, the release command for migrations, build settings, deploy hooks, maintenance mode and preview passwords.

Your own variables and the ones Rivervo sets for you, production versus previews, replacing an automatic value, and when changes take effect.

Add background workers, scheduled jobs, more web services, databases and Valkey to a project — from its own code, another repository or a ready image — reachable by name and on one bill.

Managed databases for your project: connection variables, restoring to any minute of the last 7 days, disk alerts, access from outside, the Data tab with tables, queries, import and export, and read replicas.

S3-compatible storage for a project: how to add a bucket, the S3_* variables your application gets, and how storage and operations are priced.

Run several instances of a web service so it keeps answering during restarts and under load, or let the number follow the load — and how both are billed.

Memory, CPU, response time and traffic graphs, the health-check path, the alerts we send, and 7 days of searchable logs for every service.

Add a domain, set the DNS record the panel shows (A for the root domain, CNAME or A for a subdomain), get HTTPS automatically and redirect www to the root or the other way round.

Invite developers and colleagues to one application without sharing your password: the Viewer, Developer and Administrator roles, what each can do, and how to change or end access.

How resources, the 3-day trial, traffic, extra instances and object storage appear on your bill, how resource changes are prorated, and the monthly spending limit.

Create API tokens with the right scope, work with applications from scripts and CI through the REST API, the upcoming rivervo command line, and AI explanations of failed deploys.

What a Laravel project gets out of the box: APP_KEY and production settings, SQLite until you add a database, migrations as the release command, a queue worker and the scheduler.

How Node.js projects are detected and started: Node version, package manager, Next.js and Nuxt (server or static), SvelteKit, Astro, Express and friends, the PORT variable and Prisma migrations.

How Django, Flask and FastAPI projects are detected and started, which entry point we look for, static files, migrations and running Celery.

Plain HTML or a front-end build (Vite, React, Vue, Angular, Astro, Docusaurus and more): how the output folder is found, single-page routing, and the price of a small static site.