Introduction
Jetpacked is a zero-config deployment platform for JavaScript and TypeScript applications. You connect a GitHub repository, and Jetpacked reads it — detecting your framework, runtime, database requirements, and environment bindings — then gets it live on a real HTTPS URL without any configuration files on your end.
It was built specifically for the kind of apps that AI coding tools produce: apps that work locally, have messy or non-standard setups, and break the moment you try to deploy them anywhere conventional.
What Jetpacked does
When you connect a repository, Jetpacked runs a detection pass over it:
- Identifies your technologies — Next.js, Remix, AdonisJS, SvelteKit, Nuxt, and more
- Resolves your runtime — Node.js version, Bun, package manager, build output location
- Detects required services — PostgreSQL, Redis, and other dependencies from your package.json and config files
- Wires environment variables — database URLs, secrets, and auth callback URLs are injected before your container starts
- Runs setup commands — Prisma migrations, Drizzle migrations, TypeORM, or custom scripts
- Starts your app — behind a real HTTPS URL with automatic TLS
All of this happens without a Dockerfile, a CI/CD pipeline, or a single YAML file.
Who it's for
Jetpacked is built for developers who want to ship, not operate infrastructure:
- Vibe coders and AI-assisted developers who generate apps with Cursor, Lovable, or Claude Code and need to get them online fast
- Solo builders and indie hackers who don't want to spend hours on DevOps for every new project
- Startups and small teams who want a real production platform without a dedicated DevOps engineer
If you have a working app and need it running somewhere real, Jetpacked is for you.
What Jetpacked is not
Jetpacked is not a general-purpose cloud platform. It does not give you raw VMs, Kubernetes clusters, or arbitrary compute. It runs JavaScript and TypeScript web applications and their supporting services. If your stack is outside that scope, it may not be the right fit.
Next steps
- Quick Start — deploy your first app in under 5 minutes
- Supported Stacks — see every framework and runtime Jetpacked can handle
- Detection Engine — understand how Jetpacked reads your repository