Stakpak

Stakpak provides an open source agent that lives on user machines, operating continuously to manage and monitor deployed applications. It aims to give users the control and reliability of a PaaS without vendor lock-in, while retaining a local presence and direct ownership of data. The tool is designed for developers and operators who want automated, hands-off maintenance with visibility into actions and outcomes.

It emphasizes local execution, security, and auditable behavior, and it is a self-hosted solution that avoids sending data off the machine.

Stakpak highlights features around health checks, automatic remediation, and security policies. It uses a single binary that runs on the host, persisting across reboots and functioning as a system service. The product also stresses openness through its open source license and auditable operations.

The pricing page presents multiple plans, including an always-free open source option and paid tiers for broader app management. It discusses self-hosting, a unified model gateway, and per-app configurations, with a focus on scalability and enterprise readiness.

Use cases

• Auto-healing: health check failures trigger automatic remediation and latency improvements
• Cost monitoring and optimization
• Defusing time bombs: automatic renewals