Deployable starters you can ship in one step.
Each template is a real GitHub repo, ready to deploy as-is. Click Deploy to push it live on your account, or read the recipe to see how it works. Bringing your own repo instead? Start from the Quickstart.
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.