Synq by Synquic

Deploy on servers you own.

Synq is a self-hosted deployment platform. Run apps, databases and one-click templates on your own Linux servers, and manage them from a dashboard, a CLI or the API, with automatic HTTPS from Let's Encrypt.

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The Synq panel showing the projects overview

Everything a production app needs

One platform on your own infrastructure, from the first deploy to backups and monitoring.

Deploy anything

Git repositories, Dockerfiles, prebuilt Docker images, Compose files and one-click templates. Other repos get framework detection.

Databases and caches

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis, Valkey, MongoDB and more, created in one click next to your apps.

Automatic HTTPS

Let's Encrypt certificates for the dashboard and every app domain, issued and renewed for you.

Domains

Free subdomains on your own domain, custom domains with a live DNS check, redirects and password protection.

Backups

Scheduled backups with retention, stored on S3, SFTP, another server or local disk, and restored from the dashboard.

Monitoring

Server CPU, memory and disk with alerts, plus live traffic per app: requests, bandwidth, latency and status codes.

Jobs

Scheduled jobs with run logs, including jobs that run inside an app's container.

MCP for AI agents

A built-in MCP server lets AI agents deploy and manage projects, servers, domains and backups.

Dashboard, CLI and API

Work from the web dashboard, the synq CLI or the REST API. They all drive the same platform.

A look at the panel

The Synq panel runs on your server at https://app.<domain>.

Synq New Project screen with Git, Docker image, Dockerfile, Compose and template sources — Deploy from Git, a Docker image, a Dockerfile, Compose or a template.

A Synq project page with deployments, logs and the project toolbar — Every project in one place: deployments, logs, environment and domains.

Synq Domains page listing domains with DNS checks and certificate status — Domains with live DNS checks and automatic certificates.

Synq Monitoring dashboard with CPU, memory, traffic and latency charts — Server and traffic monitoring with alerts.

Synq Templates catalog of one-click apps and databases — One-click apps, databases and your own custom templates.

Up and running in three steps

Synq installs on a Linux server with one command. You need a license key, a shell on the server, and ports 80 and 443 open. A domain is optional.

Install instructions

Get a license key
Email p@synquic.com to get a license key. It lets your server download Synq, and upgrade it later.
Run the installer on your server
curl -sSL https://synquic.tech/install.sh | sh -s -- --key <KEY>. Add --domain panel.example.com --email you@example.com for HTTPS on your own domain.
Open the panel
Sign in with the admin account the installer set up, and deploy your first app.

Your panel, on your Mac or PC

The desktop app opens your Synq panel in its own window. Sign in with your panel login and manage your servers and projects as in the browser. Free to download, no license key, and it updates itself.

Desktop app guide

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The app connects to your Synq panel (https://app.synquic.tech, or your own) and you sign in with your panel login. It updates itself from this site.

First launch on a Mac. The app isn't signed with an Apple Developer ID yet, so macOS blocks it the first time. Drag Synq from the .dmg to Applications and open it, then go to System Settings > Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. Or clear the download flag in Terminal: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Synq.app

First launch on Windows. Unzip the download and run Synq.exe from the folder. SmartScreen says "Windows protected your PC": click More info, then Run anyway.