TaxiwayYour servers. A simpler way to deploy.
The deployment platform I built for my own work, and made free for everyone.
Try TaxiwayI fell in love with Railway.
I still wanted my own servers.
Railway made deploying feel effortless. But I like owning my servers: choosing the hardware, getting the performance I want, and paying for a VPS rather than metered usage. I also like keeping clients isolated on their own servers.
I tried Coolify. It wasn’t the simple, all-in-one experience I wanted. So I built Taxiway: the convenience I loved, on infrastructure I control.
Everything in one place.
From an empty server to the apps you run every day.
One script. You’re connected.
Run the install script on your Linux VPS. Taxiway takes care of the setup, with Docker running your services. You bring the server; Taxiway handles the moving parts.
Your project, on a canvas.
Start with a ready-made template, a Docker image or a GitHub repository. Bring your apps and databases together on a visual canvas, so you can see how everything fits.
Push your code. It deploys.
Connect your GitHub repo and push a change. Taxiway handles the build and deployment, so getting an update live feels as simple as it should.
No open SSH. No extra admin.
Taxiway’s agent connects from your server, so you don’t need to leave SSH open. Traefik handles incoming traffic and SSL, routing visitors to the right service.
Backups belong here too.
Manage database backups alongside the projects they protect. It’s part of the same platform, rather than another job scattered across your servers.
Know what’s happening.
Metrics, logs and monitoring in the same place. See how your services are running and get to the details when something needs your attention.
A place for the whole project.
Create a project, connect its services, and deploy. Explore an illustrative walkthrough of the workflow below.
TaxiwayInterface walkthroughGit repository
main → latest deploymentPrivate network
postgres:5432Private network
redis:6379All my clients run on Taxiway.
They might not even know it.
I use it every day to deploy and run their projects. It’s the platform behind my own work, built around the things I need to get done.
Free, because I wanted
to give something back.
I built it because I needed it. If it makes your work easier too, even better. Taxiway is free to use; you pay for your own server.