22 Sept 2026
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AI agents plan, write and deploy your web app into a Kubernetes space you hold a kubeconfig for, with its own git repo and Postgres; Free €0 for 1 app, Pro €19 a month flat for 10 apps and a dedicated k3s cluster.
Not yet independently verified. The date rests only on the maker's own Show HN post; the terms and privacy policy were last updated on 5 September 2026. No operating company, address or registration is published, although the terms choose Dutch law. We will update this when it can be confirmed, and remove this note.
my-app.engineer is aimed at founders who built a prototype with an AI app builder and want it running somewhere they control, and at self-hosters who want an app builder included. You describe the app in plain language, the agents return a plan, and code is written only after you approve it; the app is deployed with HTTPS to a subdomain or your own domain. Each account gets an isolated Kubernetes namespace on the operator's cluster, hosted by Hetzner in Falkenstein, Germany, with a downloadable kubeconfig, a private git repository per app and PostgreSQL running in that namespace. Pro adds a dedicated k3s cluster, to which you can join your own machines over Tailscale or rent Hetzner servers billed only while they run. Optional cluster tools include a Kubernetes dashboard, an agent-driven browser, and payment, analytics, brand and social-posting tools, some paid monthly. Prompts go to OpenRouter or Ollama, and on Pro you can bring your own key with no message limit. Pricing: Free, €0, 1 app, 0.5 vCPU, 1 GB memory, 10 GB storage, 10 built-in AI messages a month, and apps sleep when idle; Pro, €19 a month billed through Stripe, 10 apps, 1 vCPU, 2 GB memory, 20 GB storage, 1,000 built-in messages, always on. There is no importer for apps built elsewhere. The terms aim for 99.5% uptime with no contractual SLA, allow clusters inactive for 90 days to be shut down after a warning, and are governed by Dutch law with Amsterdam courts. No company name or address is published.
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