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See a deploy from install to rollback A walkthrough of the dashboard and the CLI, using real screenshots. No sign-up, nothing to host on our side: try the same steps on your own server. Run it yourself | View on GitHub
Levelrail dashboard home with apps, nodes and recent deploys

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Install and first deploy

The install script checks the host, installs Docker if it is missing and starts the control plane as a systemd service. Then you deploy.
install, deploy

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What to try first

1

Install and open the dashboard

Run the install script, then sign in with the setup token it prints.
2

Deploy something small

Connect a repo or point at an image and watch the build and the readiness gate.
3

Break it on purpose

Deploy a failing version, see the crashloop detection with the last log lines, then roll back.

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A tour of the dashboard

Levelrail apps list

Every app across every node, with status at a glance.

Levelrail deploy history

Deploy history with one-click rollback to a pinned image.

Levelrail live log viewer

Live log tail with full-text search.

Levelrail app overview with metrics

Metrics with deploy markers overlaid on the charts.

Levelrail nodes list

Nodes, their health and what is placed on them.

Levelrail database overview

Managed databases with backups and verification.

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Frequently asked questions

No. Levelrail is self-hosted, so the quickest demo is the install script on any Linux box. The screenshots here are from a real dashboard.
The install script handles the host check, Docker and the systemd service in one run. Most of the time is Docker pulling images on a fresh server.
Yes. Install on a spare server. If you use the importer, it is read-only against your existing platform.

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Run the demo on your own server

Ten minutes, one small VPS, nothing to sign up for. Run it yourself | View on GitHub
Last modified on October 12, 2026