Background worker hosting
Host a persistent background worker without managing a server
Run long-lived Node.js and supported workloads that do not fit the request-and-response model of serverless hosting.
Free beta · one project · no credit card required
GitHub to running workload.
A short path from source code to something you can operate.
Connect GitHub
Sign in, connect your GitHub account, and choose the repository you want to run.
Configure and deploy
Deploy Hatch detects common runtime settings and gives you control over build, start, revision, and environment configuration.
Keep it running
Watch deployment and application logs, then restart, stop, redeploy, or open public web workloads from the dashboard.
Some workloads are supposed to stay alive
Queue consumers, automation processes, bots, schedulers, and other workers often need a persistent runtime. Deploy Hatch is designed to keep those workloads running in managed containers.
Operational visibility without SSH
Use dashboard logs and runtime controls to inspect and manage the workload. When code changes, deploy the repository again instead of manually pulling files onto a server.
Start small
The free beta gives you one project to test the workflow with a real background process before deciding whether the platform fits your application.
Put a real workload through it.
Connect GitHub, deploy, and see whether the workflow fits your project.