§ first edition · in commissionpress kit ↓
§ 0 — the yard is open
Plate № I
scale 1 : 1

Push.
We do the rest.

Værft is a Scandinavian deployment platform — full-stack apps, edge functions and managed databases, rolled out across Europe in under two minutes. The Hobby plan is free. Your first deploy takes one push.

“A shipyard, not a launchpad.
We finished the boat. Now she sails.”
— from the founders’ note
Fig. 01 — yard, in commissionall regions warm
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Deploys land closest to your users.
Billed per second, from the first request.
— prologue
A note on opening day. Værft was quietly under construction for fourteen months in Copenhagen. The yard is now open — to everyone, on every plan, including the free one.
cont. ↓
§ I — the ledger

Your first deploy.

Time required~2 min
No credit card for the Hobby plan. No sales call. Connect a repository, push, and watch the build log scroll by.
Plate I.a — gangway

Free, until someone visits.

Sign in with your git provider or a magic link. The Hobby plan is free — genuinely — and upgrading is a toggle, not a migration.

Start deploying →
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Plate I.b — order of works
  • Step 01Connect a repository
    GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Codeberg — or self-hosted
    you
  • Step 02Push a branch
    Every PR gets a preview URL and isolated data
    you
  • Step 03›Merge
    Production rollout, health-checked, auto-rollback
    ● us
  • Step 04Sleep
    Backups, metrics, alerts — already running
    us
§ II — what you get

A platform of pieces, made by the same hand.

Three plates from the manual. The full set is on the platform page — every piece included on every plan.
Plate IFig. 2

Git-native deploys

Push a branch. Get a preview URL, an isolated database, a shareable link.

Plate IIFig. 3

Edge runtime

V8 isolates in 18 regions. Cold starts measured in single digits, billed per second.

Plate IIIFig. 4

Branching data

Postgres, Redis, object storage — forkable per-PR. Zero-downtime migrations.