Self-host open-source apps on redu

Run the open-source tools you already want on your own EU infrastructure, with your AI agent doing the setup. Point your agent at a tool’s official Docker setup and it provisions a VM, deploys the stack, and gives you a live URL at https://<name>.redu.cloud. You own the data, it stays in the EU, and you are billed by the hour.

This works with any MCP client. Claude Code is shown in each guide as the example.

Why self-host on redu

Your agent does the whole setup: provision, deploy, DNS, and TLS, from one prompt.
Real infrastructure you control, with EU data residency, not a locked sandbox.
Managed Postgres or Redis on tap when a tool needs a database.
Day-two: your agent can SSH into the VM to update or fix the app in place.

Connect the redu MCP


claude mcp add --transport http redu-cloud https://mcp.redu.cloud/mcp

Guides

Each guide notes the app’s license (all verified open source or permissive) and the redu deploy path.

Supabase: open-source Firebase alternative (Apache-2.0)
Appwrite: open-source backend-as-a-service (BSD-3-Clause)
Ghost: publishing and newsletters (MIT)
Nextcloud: files and collaboration (AGPL-3.0)
Immich: photo and video backup (AGPL-3.0)
Vaultwarden: password manager (AGPL-3.0)
Gitea: self-hosted Git (MIT)
Plausible: privacy-friendly analytics (AGPL-3.0)
Umami: privacy-friendly analytics (MIT)
Matomo: web analytics (GPL-3.0)
Uptime Kuma: uptime monitoring (MIT)
Listmonk: newsletters and mailing lists (AGPL-3.0)

What’s next

Stuck? support@redu.cloud