New Meet Drone, the AI deploy agent

The first agentic, decentralized AI cloud.

AI agents deploy and run your software. The compute comes from a decentralized network of nodes, not one hyperscaler. Push your code and DockHive takes it live.

Free Tier · Developer Plan $3/month · Scale Plan via sales

Drone writes your DockerfileSelf-healing buildsHTTPS on <app>.dockhive.appDeploy from Claude, Cursor or Windsurf over MCPBring your own domain, automatic HTTPSRedeploy on every GitHub pushHivePods on name.dockhive.shManaged databases, TLS by defaultn8n workflow hostingCompute from a decentralized node network$0.05 per vCPU-hour overage

Why DockHive

A cloud that runs itself, on a network nobody owns.

01

Agents do the ops

Drone reads your repo, writes the build setup, deploys it and fixes it when a build fails. You stay in your editor.

02

Compute from a network

Workloads run on a decentralized network of nodes rather than inside one hyperscaler's data centers.

03

Your code stays yours

Secrets and .env files never leave your repo. Every push to GitHub redeploys with the setup Drone saved.

New · Drone

Write code. Push it.
Click Drone.

Drone is the AI deploy agent. It reads your repo, works out the stack, writes the Dockerfile, picks the port and health check and spots the env vars you need. Then it builds, heals and ships.

  1. Read Reads the repo and works out the stack.
  2. Configure Writes the Dockerfile, picks the port and health check, spots env vars.
  3. Build & heal Builds. On a failed build or health check it reads the logs, fixes the setup and retries.
  4. Live Goes live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS.
drone · your-app
[drone] Reading your code… [drone] Detected: Express 5 (Node 22), port 5006 [drone] Wrote Dockerfile [drone] Build and health check passed [drone] Deployed → https://your-app.dockhive.app
waiting for push secrets and .env stay in your repo

Works out the stack

Framework, runtime, port, health check and the env vars your app needs, all from the code.

Fixes its own builds

If the build or health check fails, Drone reads the logs, fixes the build setup and retries.

Live with HTTPS

Your app goes live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS, no certificates to manage.

Push to redeploy

Drone saves the working setup, so every GitHub push redeploys automatically.

A developer working at two monitors in a dim room

Your secrets stay put

Secrets and .env files never leave your repo.

Drone spots which env vars your app needs; you supply the values. Once it works, the setup is saved and every GitHub push redeploys.

New · AI agents

Deploy from the chat with your AI agent.

The hivepod CLI ships an MCP server. Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or Windsurf, say "deploy this to DockHive" and Drone takes it live.

your agent · ~/your-app
deploy this to DockHive agent › Deploying the current folder with Drone. ⏺ dockhive · deploy(path: ".") [drone] Reading your code… [drone] Detected: Express 5 (Node 22), port 5006 [drone] Wrote Dockerfile [drone] Build and health check passed agent › Live at https://your-app.dockhive.app
mcp · dockhive connected secrets and .env never uploaded
  1. Ask Tell your agent what you want, in plain words.
  2. Call deploy The agent calls the DockHive deploy tool from the MCP server in the CLI.
  3. Drone ships it Drone works out the stack, writes the build setup and heals failed builds.
  4. Live The agent hands back your HTTPS URL on <app>.dockhive.app.
01 · Install, then hivepod login
$ curl -fsSL https://dockhive.io/install.sh | sh
02 · Add it to Claude Code
$ claude mcp add dockhive -- hivepod mcp
Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Desktop and the full tool list AI agents (MCP)
~ hivepod
curl -fsSL https://dockhive.io/install.sh | sh hivepod login hivepod create web1 --os ubuntu-24.04 --size small hivepod connect web1

web1

web1.dockhive.sh

not created
os
ubuntu-24.04
size
small

New · HivePods

Cloud dev environments in seconds.

Pick an OS and a size and get a full Linux environment. Work in the browser terminal or from your own shell with the hivepod CLI.

  • A full Linux environment, not a sandbox
  • Browser terminal or the hivepod CLI
  • Every pod gets its own address: name.dockhive.sh
  • hivepod deploy ships the current folder from your terminal

Decentralized by design

Compute from a network, not a landlord.

DockHive schedules workloads across independent nodes instead of one provider's data centers. Node operators contribute compute by running a node, and Node Explorer lets you see the network your apps run on.

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Pricing

Start free. Pay for what you use.

Simple plans, and published rates for anything beyond them.

Free Tier

Free

For side projects and trying Drone.

  • 10 active projects
  • 100 build hrs / mo
  • 500 MB bandwidth / mo
  • 50 MB database storage
Start free

Developer Plan

Popular

$3 /month

For developers shipping real apps.

  • 20 active projects, up to 5 members
  • 500 build hrs / mo
  • 100 GB bandwidth / mo
  • 50 GB database storage, weekly backups
Start Developer Plan

Scale Plan

Custom

For teams with bigger workloads.

  • Unlimited projects and members
  • Custom build hours and bandwidth
  • Hourly backups
  • 24/7 priority support
Contact sales

Compute

$0.05

per vCPU-hour, beyond plan limit

Database storage

$0.10

per GB-month, beyond plan limit

Bandwidth

$0.02

per GB, beyond plan limit

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? Talk to the team.

What is DockHive?

DockHive is an agentic, decentralized AI cloud platform. AI agents like Drone deploy and run your software, and the compute comes from a decentralized network of nodes rather than a single hyperscaler.

What does Drone actually do?

You push code and click Drone. It reads the repo, works out the stack, writes the Dockerfile, picks the port and health check and spots required env vars. It builds, and if the build or health check fails it reads the logs, fixes the build setup and retries. Then it goes live on <app>.dockhive.app with HTTPS and saves the working setup so every GitHub push redeploys.

Does Drone see my secrets?

No. Secrets and .env files never leave your repo.

Can my AI agent deploy to DockHive?

Yes. The hivepod CLI includes an MCP server. Install it with curl -fsSL https://dockhive.io/install.sh | sh, run hivepod login, then connect Claude Code with claude mcp add dockhive -- hivepod mcp. For Claude Desktop, Cursor and Windsurf, hivepod mcp --print-config prints the JSON to paste in. Secrets and .env files are never uploaded, and deleting apps or pods needs your explicit confirmation.

What are HivePods?

Cloud dev environments in seconds. Pick an OS and a size and you get a full Linux environment, reachable from a browser terminal or the hivepod CLI. Each pod gets its own address at name.dockhive.sh.

How does pricing work?

There's a Free Tier, a Developer Plan at $3/month and a Scale Plan through sales. Usage beyond your plan is billed at $0.05 per vCPU-hour of compute, $0.10 per GB-month of database storage and $0.02 per GB of bandwidth.

Can I contribute compute to the network?

Yes. Node operators run DockHive nodes that supply compute to the network. Node Explorer shows the network and is where you start.

Push your code. Let the agents take it from here.

Start on the Free Tier and deploy your first app with Drone.