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infracp is coming
No date we can name yet — but the first release is almost ready. A macOS desktop app and a self-hosted Docker deploy. One control plane for Proxmox, VPS, S3, and Postgres.
The first release is almost ready. We don’t have a date we can put on a calendar yet.
One dashboard for the stack you already run — Proxmox VMs, cloud VPS, S3, and PostgreSQL — instead of five consoles and a spreadsheet of IPs.
It stays self-hosted. It stays free at any scale.
What ships first
The first release is the control plane we have been running ourselves:
- A complete inventory. Every VM, bucket, and database — discovered and searchable in one place.
- An IP pool that runs itself. Assign and release addresses without the spreadsheet.
- Your network, visible. Addresses and allocations mapped from the rack to the edge.
- One source of truth. Config lives in Postgres. Secrets are encrypted at rest — not scattered across
.envfiles. - S3 and database browsers. Inspect buckets and query Postgres without leaving the panel.
- Cloud Terminal. SSH into any VM from the browser.
How you’ll run it
Desktop app — macOS first. Windows and Linux follow after launch.
Self-hosted — one Docker Compose file on your own machine. x86 or ARM. Your data never leaves your infra.
What’s free — and what isn’t
Core functionality stays free forever, at any scale. There is no seat limit and no “community edition” with the real features behind a paywall.
Some advanced capabilities may be offered separately later. Nothing is paywalled at launch.
Source isn’t published. The images ship as-is under the infracp Community License.
Between now and launch
If you want a note the day it ships, leave your email — short, no spam.
Soon.