Deploy, observe, and scale
from a single binary.
Git deploys, managed databases, analytics, error tracking, tracing, and uptime monitoring — self-hosted on your server. Your data never leaves your machine.
Linux x86_64 · Ubuntu 24.04 / 22.04 tested · Docker required · checksum-verified download
Two ways to run it
Public server
The classic. Install on any VPS or dedicated server with a public IP. ConusAI terminates TLS on :443 (automatic Let's Encrypt), and everything — dashboard, apps, databases — runs on that machine.
Headless: conusai setup --auto
Private origin + anchor
Your real server never touches the public internet — a homelab, an office box, an on-prem machine. A tiny ConusAI anchor on any cheap VPS forwards traffic over WireGuard. TLS still terminates on your origin; real client IPs are preserved end-to-end. The setup wizard pairs both sides.
Chosen in the wizard — it pairs the anchor for you.
What you get
- Git push → build → zero-downtime deploy
- Preview deployments & rollbacks
- Managed Postgres (HA), Redis, MongoDB, S3
- Point-in-time recovery & scheduled backups
- Web analytics, funnels, session replay
- Sentry-compatible error tracking
- OpenTelemetry traces, metrics, logs
- Uptime monitors & status pages
- Automatic TLS (HTTP-01 / DNS-01)
- Organizations, workspaces, fine-grained RBAC
- SSO / OIDC, audit logs
- AI gateway & agent sandboxes
What the installer does
- Checks the platform (Linux x86_64), free RAM/disk, and ports 80/443.
- Downloads the latest signed release and verifies its SHA-256 checksum
(and minisign signature when available — set
CONUSAI_INSTALL_REQUIRE_SIG=1to make it mandatory). - Installs the conusai binary, and installs Docker automatically if it's missing.
- Provisions a local PostgreSQL (TimescaleDB) container — loopback-only, generated credentials stored 0600.
- Launches conusai setup --interactive — the wizard that asks Mode A or Mode B and creates your admin account. (No TTY? It prints the recipe and exits cleanly.)
- Installs a systemd service — ConusAI starts on boot, restarts on failure, logs to journald.