DockHive Drone

The AI agent that deploys your code.

Write code, push it, click Drone. Drone reads your code, builds your app, fixes problems along the way and puts it live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS.

  1. Read Reads your code. No config to write.
  2. Build Builds your app and tells you if it needs any env vars.
  3. Fix Fixes problems along the way and retries until it is live.
  4. Live Goes live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS.
drone · your-app
[drone] Reading your code… [drone] Building your app… [drone] Fixing a build issue… [drone] Build passed [drone] Live → https://your-app.dockhive.app
waiting for push env vars encrypted at rest

How it works

Three steps. Only one of them is new.

1

Write code

Build your app the way you normally do. No deploy config required.

2

Push it

Push to GitHub. Drone works from your repository.

3

Click Drone

One click in the console. Drone takes it from there to a live HTTPS URL.

Zero config

It handles the boring parts.

Everything you'd normally set up by hand before a first deploy, Drone takes care of.

config
None to write. Drone reads your code
build
Handled for you
env vars
Drone tells you which ones to set
HTTPS
On by default, on <app>.dockhive.app
redeploys
Every push, automatically
  1. 01 Build
  2. 02 Hit a problem
  3. 03 Fix it
  4. 04 Retry ↺ until it's live

Fixes problems for you

A failed build is a to-do, not a dead end.

If something goes wrong, Drone fixes it along the way and retries until your app is live. You get a working deploy, not a stack trace.

Live with HTTPS

Your app, on its own URL.

https://your-app.dockhive.app
Code on a laptop screen

Push to redeploy

Once you are live, every GitHub push redeploys automatically.

Secrets stay home

Drone never reads .env or other secret files, and the env var values you set in DockHive are encrypted at rest.

Your next deploy is one click away.