The velixir blog.
Release notes, deployment deep-dives, and the operational decisions behind running a deploy platform.
Ask your logs what went wrong
There is now an Explain this button on your app's Logs tab. It reads the recent output, tells you in plain English why the app is not running, and links to the setting that fixes it. Here is what it knows, what it sends, and where it gives up.
Your AI built the app. Now it needs a home.
Anyone can build a real web app with an AI now. The part nobody warns them about is hosting. So we built velixir AI: your agent deploys the app it just built, no account, and you claim it once you love it.
The frustration was never .NET
velixir started as a .NET-only platform. It runs any language now, and this is the honest reason why: the things that frustrated me about hosting were never .NET problems.
Deploying your first .NET app to velixir
From an ASP.NET Core app on your laptop to live in your chosen region in ninety seconds, with no Dockerfile and no YAML. A walkthrough of velixir's apps, managed Postgres, and managed Valkey, written by the founder.