Synq documentation
Deploy applications, operate your infrastructure, and build integrations with Synq.
Synq builds and deploys applications from Git repositories, local folders, generated files, and app templates. Synq is self-hosted: it runs on your own server and deploys to that server or to other servers you connect over SSH.
Start here
Deploy your first app
Install on your server, connect your code, and follow a deployment.
Install Synq
Install on your own Linux server with one command and your license key.
Use the CLI
Deploy and manage projects from a terminal or CI job.
Use the Node.js SDK
Connect to an existing API or embed the platform in your application.
Find a task
| Task | Read |
|---|---|
| Deploy from Git or a folder | Deployment guides |
| Configure domains, secrets, and storage | Application configuration |
| Inspect logs, back up data, or fix a failure | Operations |
| Move projects or an installation | Migration guides |
| Learn the dashboard | Dashboard guide |
| Call HTTP endpoints | API reference |
| Connect an AI tool | MCP guide |
Key concepts
An organization owns projects and grants access to its members. A project holds source and configuration. A deployment is one build and release of that project. A service is a workload inside a project, such as an application or database.
See core concepts for environments, runtimes, servers, and domains.