Deployable starters you can ship in one step.
Each template is a real GitHub repo, ready to deploy as-is. ClickDeploy to push it live on your account, or read the recipe to see how it works. Bringing your own repo instead? Start from theQuickstart.
Every template ships its own Dockerfile, so they all deploy on a free account with nothing to add.
A Vite single-page app that builds to static files and serves on an HTTPS URL.
Full-stack Next.js: pages, API routes, and server rendering, running as a real Node server.
Plain HTML, CSS, and JS. No build step. Push it, get an HTTPS URL.
A JSON API on Express that listens on the port Dockhold assigns.
A FastAPI service with a small, reproducible Dockerfile so it deploys the same way every time.
A CRUD REST API on the managed database. Enable the add-on and DATABASE_URL is injected.
Store embeddings and query nearest neighbors. pgvector is built into the managed database.
A browsable, searchable directory on the managed database. It seeds sample data on first boot, so it is live right away, then you load your own with a one-time import.
The React frontend half of the full-stack example. Calls the API as a separate app.
The Express + Postgres API half of the full-stack example. Its own URL, paired with the web app.
A remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) on a live URL. Any client connects over HTTPS.
Your own n8n automation instance, backed by a managed database so workflows persist.
An always-on bot (long polling). Add a token and it goes live. Discord works the same way.