Deplo
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Deplo: A simpler path from repository to production.

Read any public GitHub repository's build plan, then keep every preview and production release on Robinhood Chain: which commit, which URL, which one is live. Rolling back is one signature.

Read a repo

No wallet needed

Paste owner/name and get the framework, install and build commands, output folder and Node version.

Open the consoleHow it works

Watch releases

Straight from the chain

Every recorded release, promotion and rollback, read from the contract with no server in between.

Open the streamContract

On the ledger right now

—projects on the ledger
—releases recorded
—releases that served production
…Robinhood Chain block now

Read from DeploReleaseBook 0x58e8…ab9e on Robinhood Chain.

$DEPLO token

$DEPLO is live

$DEPLO is the community token around Deplo on Robinhood Chain. It launched on Pons. It carries no promised value and no payout; the uses below are planned, and none of them is switched on today.

—total supply
—decimals
—price, public market data
  • Deployment credits to pay for hosted builds and hosting once they existplanned
  • Build capacity such as more parallel builds or longer build timeplanned
  • Premium features like longer log history and scheduled health checksplanned
Buy $DEPLO on PonsChart on DEXToolsExplorer0xbeb1e7a9777ec6d10037248b7aaaceec3dbad0e9

The release board Every release, one tile

Open the console
Reading the ledger…
Open slotPreviewProductionServing production now

From repository to production Four steps

Try it
Step 1

Paste a repository

Public GitHub

Drop in owner/name or a GitHub link. Pick a branch and the commit you want to ship.

acme/storefrontRead
Step 2

Read the build plan

Each line shows its source

Framework, package manager, install and build commands, output folder and Node version, plus the warnings worth fixing first.

installpnpm install --frozen-lockfile
buildpnpm build
outputdist
Step 3

Record the release

One signature

Commit, release URL, an optional fingerprint of your build output and a label. Preview first, or straight to production.

PreviewProductionv1.4.0
Step 4

Promote it, or roll it back

History stays intact

A preview that looks right becomes production with one more signature. If a release misbehaves, make an earlier production release current again. Nothing is deleted, so the timeline shows exactly what happened.

Preview lands
Production keeps serving v1.3
Promoted
v1.4 is current
Rolled back
v1.3 is current again

No release spreadsheet. No guessing.

What is live, since when, from which commit: one place, readable by anyone.

Without a ledgeran afternoon
  1. Ask the team who deployed last ask
  2. Scroll chat for the commit that went out scroll
  3. Match build logs to that commit by hand compare
  4. Find which URL is the preview search
  5. Work out which version was good before guess
  6. Roll back and hope it was that one hope
With Deploone signature each
// record a preview, promote it, roll back if needed
const id = await book.recordRelease((
  projectId,
  "0x9f2c…e41a", // commit
  buildHash, // optional fingerprint
  "https://preview.acme.app",
  "v1.4.0",
  0 // preview
);
await book.promote(id);
await book.rollback(previousLive);
The current production release is a single read away, for you, your team and your users.

Build on the ledger Open reads

Read releases in one call

releases(fromId, limit) returns up to 100 releases with their project, commit, URL, environment and whether each one is serving production now. getProject(id) gives the current release of a project.

cast call --rpc-url https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com 0x58e88d61aa2ef8e42a30b953f8b7989d436aab9e "releases(uint256,uint256)" 1 20

Where the ledger lives

/contracts.json lists the chain id, the address and the whole ABI, ready for a status page, a bot or your CI job.

curl https://deplo.lol/contracts.json
DeploReleaseBook on Robinhood Chain0x58e88d61aa2ef8e42a30b953f8b7989d436aab9eNo owner, no admin keys, no fees, never holds funds.Explorer

Gas only. No platform fee. Live estimate

144 releases in a year, 39.5M gas—

Waiting for the live gas price. Your wallet shows the exact fee before you sign.

Record your first release
0fee taken by Deplo on any write
~260k gasto record one release, at most
~64k gasto roll back to an earlier release
200characters for a release URL, https only
1 walletcan write to a project: the one that registered it
0admin keys: nobody can edit or hide your history

Questions Plain answers

What is Deplo?

Deplo is a release ledger for apps built from a Git repository. You paste a public GitHub repository, Deplo reads its build plan (framework, package manager, install and build commands, output folder, Node version), and you record each preview and production release on Robinhood Chain with the commit it came from and the URL where it runs.

How does Deplo work?

Your wallet registers a project for a repository and becomes its only writer. Each release you record stores the commit id, an optional fingerprint of your build output, the release URL and whether it is a preview or production. Promoting a preview or rolling back to an earlier production release is one more signature, and the whole timeline can be read back from the contract by anyone.

Does Deplo build or host my app?

Not today. You build and host where you already do; Deplo keeps the record of what went live and lets you check that a release URL answers. Hosted builds, hosting and build minutes are planned features and are labelled that way everywhere on this site.

Does Deplo read my secrets or environment variables?

No. The repository reader opens only package.json and Node version files from public repositories. The Environment Manager keeps variable names and scopes in your own browser, never values, and nothing about your variables is sent to us or written on chain.

What does the health check do?

It sends one GET request from our server to a release URL and shows the status code and how long the answer took, right now. It only checks public https addresses and refuses private or internal networks. It is a quick look, not continuous uptime monitoring.

Which network is Deplo on?

Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). Any browser wallet that can add Robinhood Chain works, with a little ETH for gas. The connect dialog adds the network to your wallet for you.

How do I buy $DEPLO?

$DEPLO launched on Pons, the launchpad on Robinhood Chain; every buy button opens its Pons page. Check the contract address on this site before you buy. $DEPLO is a community token: it carries no promised value, and its planned uses (deployment credits, build capacity, premium features) are not live.

Has the contract been reviewed by an outside firm?

Not yet. The release book is small, has no owner, no admin keys, no fees and never holds funds, and its full test suite ships with the source. An independent review is still pending, so treat it like any new contract.