Hi, Gocha here. Founder of usectl, software engineer from Tbilisi. Today is my first day on Product Hunt, and we launched today. I only started to understand how this place works this morning: the leaderboard, the forums, why the first comment matters, why people say do not ask for upvotes. I am still guessing at most of it.
What we made: a hosting platform where your whole project (backend, frontend, Postgres, S3, cron, domains, backups) runs on one machine for one flat price. Ten engineers built it because we were tired of five dashboards and five bills for every project. We are good at building and bad at marketing, and we decided to be honest about that instead of pretending.
Hi, Gocha here, founder of usectl. Ten software engineers in Tbilisi. Our first Product Hunt launch ever goes live today, in about five hours.
What usectl is: one machine per project with everything already on it. Push a GitHub repo, get a running app with Postgres, Redis, S3, cron, PR previews, custom domains, TLS and backups. One flat bill ($10/vCPU + $5/GB RAM), no egress or seat meters, unlimited team members. Runs on our own bare metal in Germany. Every CLI command has --json and there is a built-in MCP server, so Cursor or Claude Code can do the whole deploy without a browser.
usectl runs your whole full-stack project on one machine: backend, frontend, Postgres, Redis, S3, cron, PR previews, domains, TLS, backups. Push a repo, get a running app. One machine, one bill: $10/vCPU + $5/GB RAM, no egress or seat meters, unlimited team members. Our own bare metal in the EU. Built for humans and agents: every command has --json and an MCP server is included, so Cursor or Claude Code can deploy without a browser. By 10 engineers in Tbilisi tired of 5 dashboards per project.
