Ship your next SaaS in minutes.
Watch them all from one HQ.
Alfredo is the home for your projects. Your next one is live in minutes, with auth, email, database and analytics already wired. And every project you add is watched from one place.
COUNTLESS TABS ONE HQ
Every new project makes you set up the same boilerplate again.
You have an idea. The waitlist needs email, so you set that up. Sign-ups need auth, and auth needs a database. Analytics, because you want to know if anyone shows up. Payments, because eventually you want to get paid. You have built all of this before, and you will build it again. Or you rent it: five managed services, five bills, none of it yours.
- AUTHAGAIN
- EMAILAGAIN
- DATABASEAGAIN
- ANALYTICSAGAIN
- PAYMENTSAGAIN
Alfredo wires all of it once, on your own server. Your next project is live in minutes.
Inside the headquarters.
The views you get on day one, across every project you run.
Every project you ship adds five more dashboards to check.
Traffic is in one tab, email delivery in another, payments in a third. That is one project. Ship a second and it all doubles. The setup eventually ends. The checking never does.
The fix is the HQ you just saw. Alfredo wired your stack, so Alfredo watches it.
BUT CAN'T WHAT I ALREADY USE DO THIS?
You probably already use something that does a piece of this.
Fair question. Most of these are tools we like and use ourselves. Here is the honest version: what you keep, what Alfredo adds, and when you should stay exactly where you are.
| PRODUCT | Runs on your servers | Deploys your projects | Wires each project at birth | One dashboard across projects | Sees your business, not just CPU | Works without assembly | Flat cost for many projects |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alfredo | Your servers | Built in | The core | All projects | Included | Zero setup | Flat, your box |
| Coolify | Free OSS | Multi-server | You connect it | Per project | Infra only | Ops side is DIY | Free self-host |
| Dokploy | Apache-2.0 | Compose native | Do it yourself | Per resource | Infra only | Ops side is DIY | Free self-host |
| Grafana | AGPL OSS | Never deploys | Not its job | You build it | DIY data sources | Construction kit | Free OSS |
| Datadog | SaaS only | Never deploys | Per-account setup | Strongest today | Opt-in integrations | Agent + setup | Per host, stacks |
| Vercel | Not self-host | Great DX | Add-ons per project | Own metrics only | — | Deploy just works | Scales with use |
| Cloudflare | Their edge | Workers / Pages | Per-project bindings | Own analytics only | — | Deploy just works | Generous free tier |
| Supabase | Docker, with gaps | Backend only | Auth, DB, storage | One backend | — | Managed or Docker | $0–599/mo |
NOT FOR YOU IFSkip Alfredo if you enjoy wiring each project yourself, if you want zero servers and never think about ops, if you already run a happy Grafana or Datadog setup, or if you need deep APM, tracing, or a managed Postgres backend today. And Alfredo is an early, unproven prototype. Every tool above is the mature, proven thing.
FROM THE FOUNDER
I've shipped a lot of side projects. Every one made me set up the same boilerplate before the fun part could start, and every one left me another set of dashboards to check. Alfredo is me refusing to do that ever again. It runs on my server and watches my projects, and I want it to do the same for yours.
— Alper (@alperortac)
Every project runs on your servers and reports to one HQ.
Every project you'll ever ship already has a home.
Questions.
That's a journey you steer. Alfredo starts with Umami for analytics, Postmark for email, Convex for the database, Better-Auth for auth, Creem for payments, Sentry for errors, GitHub and Uptime Kuma. The lineup grows from what you ask for.
When you deploy a project, Alfredo creates the keys and config each integration needs and wires them in automatically. You never copy a secret into a .env file again.
On your own server. Any VPS you can SSH into works. Alfredo doesn't host your projects; you have full control.
Yes. Self-hosting only counts if you can read what you're hosting.
Your projects won't notice. Everything runs on your server, and the code stays open source.
You get exactly one email: the one that says Alfredo is live. Be one of the first inside.
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