CloudPloy

CloudPloy lets you deploy web apps directly from AI coding tools like Cursor and Claude Code to your own cloud, with no DevOps setup. Push, preview, and ship in one step. It is built for developers, indie hackers, and small teams who want production deployments without writing infrastructure config or managing servers.

CloudPloy deploys applications to AWS EC2 accounts or servers users already run over SSH. It provides deployment automation through AI agents and a control plane for connecting servers, deploying apps, and managing related services. The product handles SSL, containers, and routing, while users can provide their own server or ask CloudPloy to provision compute. Its stated aim is to let users deploy without needing DevOps experience. Users connect CloudPloy to an AI tool by adding its MCP server and signing in when prompted. They connect an existing server or have CloudPloy provision one, then point the workflow at a Git repository and deploy. MCP tools let an agent list servers and apps, estimate costs, deploy apps, provision servers, and stop servers. CloudPloy supports AWS EC2 and SSH-accessible servers; Nixpacks supports several languages and frameworks. CloudPloy is for people who want to deploy applications without DevOps experience, as well as power users who need environment variables, domains, logs, and a full API. It works with AI tools and MCP clients including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and OpenCode. Users can bring an AWS account or an existing SSH server, and CloudPloy says more providers are coming.