Self-hosted software without a self-built platform.
Give teams private applications on approved infrastructure without making every deployment a separate integration, security review, and maintenance project.
Installing an application is easy. Operating a portfolio of them is not.
A useful internal tool quickly acquires storage, identity, certificates, private networking, backups, updates, logs, and an owner. Repeat that across document management, collaboration, monitoring, databases, and AI, and the organisation has built a platform accidentally. The application was never the hard part. The surrounding operations were.
From one-off installs to governed application delivery.
Every tool becomes its own platform project.
- Teams evaluate licensing, images, and deployment instructions alone.
- Networking, secrets, storage, and exposure differ per application.
- Upgrades and rollback depend on individual knowledge.
- Data placement is difficult to explain after the fact.
Applications inherit one operating foundation.
- Catalog definitions expose licensing, requirements, and sovereignty context.
- Deployments land on approved clusters or registered instances.
- Private endpoints, secrets, logs, upgrades, and rollback stay together.
- Infrastructure placement and application ownership remain visible.
Move from approved software to an operated service.
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Choose the workload
Select a curated application or bring a customer application with its runtime and resource requirements.
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Choose placement
Target approved on-premises capacity, a private cloud, or a connected Kubernetes environment.
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Attach the boundary
Apply storage, secrets, private networking, DNS, TLS, roles, and any explicit public endpoint.
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Operate the release
Inspect status and logs, coordinate upgrades, roll back releases, and retain the operational trail.
A repeatable private application platform.
Each application uses shared infrastructure primitives while keeping its own configuration, data, access, and lifecycle visible.
Curated catalog
Browse more than 120 application definitions with licensing, resource requirements, configuration, and sovereignty assessment visible before deployment.
Flexible runtimes
Deploy container- or Helm-based workloads to managed private Kubernetes or supported registered instances.
Private by default
Give applications tailnet identities and private DNS. Public exposure through supported edge services remains an explicit decision.
Connected data services
Attach volumes, object storage, TrueNAS-backed file services, and Postgres-first managed databases to approved workloads.
Lifecycle and support
Keep configuration, releases, live logs, upgrades, rollback, removal, and applicable Anchras enterprise support in one operating relationship.
A catalog entry is not a claim that every application is right for every organisation. The Sovereignty Score and application metadata support the decision; architecture, data classification, integration, and sector obligations still require review.
A private document environment with an operational owner.
An organisation can run Nextcloud and Paperless-ngx on controlled infrastructure, keep application paths private, attach approved storage, and add a locally governed AI workflow later. The result is not merely “self-hosted.” It has a defined placement, access model, upgrade path, and support relationship.