Apptown
A self-hosted software forge and agent platform ('mini Heroku') that builds and maintains small apps and games. It runs on Mac or Linux in a temp container, is self-hostable, and can use local models. It deploys smallish things predictably and consistently with low friction, then helps maintain them long term, handling chores such as dependency and container updates.
What it addresses
Deploying and maintaining small apps involves low-friction, predictable deployment plus ongoing chores like dependency and container updates; large-scale platforms aren't suited for this.
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Apptown
A self-hosted software forge and agent platform ('mini Heroku') that builds and maintains small apps and games. It runs on Mac or Linux in a temp container, is self-hostable, and can use local models. It deploys smallish things predictably and consistently with low friction, then helps maintain them long term, handling chores such as dependency and container updates.
Problem: Deploying and maintaining small apps involves low-friction, predictable deployment plus ongoing chores like dependency and container updates; large-scale platforms aren't suited for this.
Posted by @xyzzy123 · Original comment ↗
“A self hosted software forge / factory / agent platform / mini heroku thing. It's not polished yet but it's building and maintaining little apps and games. https://github.com/flokkit/apptown”