Gisia is a lightweight, self-hosted Git platform for individuals and small teams. Host repos over SSH and HTTP, run CI/CD pipelines, track issues and merge requests, and manage groups and members — all from a single Docker image. Easy to deploy, easy to run.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Gisia because I wanted a Git platform that individuals and small teams could actually self-host without standing up a heavy, resource-hungry setup. Most options felt like overkill for a handful of people who just want to ship code together. Gisia runs from a single Docker image and gives you: 🗂️ Git hosting over SSH and HTTP(S) ⚙️ CI/CD pipelines defined in YAML 📝 Issues and merge requests with inline diffs 👥 Groups, members, and subgroups for organizing projects 🏃 Namespace runners — share or isolate CI runners per project or group 🔗 Webhooks for connecting to other services Deploying is one container, and upgrading is just bumping the image tag. It's designed to stay light on resources so you can run it on a small VPS or even a home server. I'd love your feedback — what would make this genuinely useful for your team? What's missing? Happy to answer any questions here! 🙌

Spun it up in docker over the weekend and was honestly surprised how painless the SSH and HTTP setup was. The all-in-one image keeps things simple without feeling too limited for small projects.

Gisia

Lightweight self-hosted Git for individuals and small teams

Lightweight self-hosted Git for individuals and small teams