Hobby labs & creators
Small servers for side projects and learning labs — real hardware, pay for the time you use, and easy to delete when you're done.
We see a lot of these patterns, and they all work well.
01 · Learning labs
Reading a Linux book? Studying for a cert? Trying something new? Spin up a small server, break it however you want, delete it when you're done.
02 · Side projects
That side project on your laptop? Move it to a real server with a real IP, and stop being scared to close your laptop lid.
Like what you're reading?
Make an account in a minute — you're most of the way there.
03 · Personal cloud
Self-host your password manager, your file storage, your photos, your media server, your Pi-hole — on a server that costs less than a streaming subscription.
04 · Off when you're done
When the project's done, the cert's earned, or you've moved on, delete the service. The bill stops the second it's gone — no annual contract, no surprise renewal.
Three things that make the difference for a side project.
Smallest size costs less than a coffee for a week. No minimums, no commitment, no salesperson calling.
When you're done, you're done. Two clicks. The bill stops the moment the service does.
We treat the person learning Linux at midnight the same as a developer running production. Same chat, same answers, same patience.
Spin up a server for less than a coffee. Delete it tomorrow if you don't like it.
