Server Compass 1.42 - Vercel UX + AI MCP - Vercel UX on your VPS. Ask AI to deploy via MCP

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Server Compass gives you Vercel-like deploys on any $5 VPS β€” nothing installed on the server. Connect GitHub or GitLab, ship with one click, auto SSL, zero-downtime releases, and rollbacks. 429+ app templates, team access without sharing SSH keys, logs, databases, and domains from a desktop app. AI MCP lets coding agents deploy apps, add domains, and manage your VPS with scoped permissions. Credentials stay encrypted on your machine. Free to start. $29 once for Pro.

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Hey Product Hunt - Khoa here, maker of Server Compass.


I launched an early version here in January. Same core idea: Vercel-like deploys on a cheap VPS, with nothing installed on the server. That listing barely moved. Since then I shipped 100+ releases.

What’s new vs that first launch:

  • 429+ one-click apps (was ~160 from launch) β€” n8n, Supabase, Ghost, Ollama, WordPress, and a full Linux desktop in the browser

  • GitHub + GitLab + any public git repo

  • Zero-downtime blue-green deploys you can watch live, plus one-click rollback

  • Team workspaces β€” give a teammate or client access to one app, with expiry, without ever showing the SSH password

  • Manage from your phone β€” keys never leave the desktop

  • Custom OV/EV SSL, Nginx/Caddy UI, DB management, cron builder, encrypted .env vault

The biggest add for this relaunch: AI MCP.

Server Compass now exposes a local, token-secured MCP connection. Point Claude, Cursor, or another coding agent at it and ask in plain language:

  • deploy this repo / template

  • add a domain and issue SSL

  • tail logs or restart an app

  • provision a database

Agents get scoped permissions, not raw SSH keys. You decide what they can touch. Credentials stay encrypted on your machine.

Still the same architecture that matters: a GUI over SSH. No Coolify/Dokploy agent eating 500MB+ RAM. A 512MB VPS stays yours.

Free to try (1 server, 1 app). Pro is $29 one-time.

Happy to demo a deploy, a team invite, or an agent talking to a VPS in the comments.