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Railway-style simplicity on your own infrastructure Connect a repo, get a running service with a domain, TLS, a database and logs. The difference is that it runs on servers you own and the usage meter is yours. Get started | View on GitHub
Levelrail apps list across nodes

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What you get

Services, domains and TLS

Add a domain and Caddy issues and renews the certificate. Routing is handled in the control plane, with no separate proxy to run.

Databases next to your app

Create a managed database, link it to a service, and connect over the internal network. Backups are scheduled and checked.

Observability without an add-on

Metrics, log search and deploy markers overlaid on charts answer which deploy changed things without installing Grafana.

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Railway and Levelrail

Railway is a managed cloud. Levelrail is software you run. Read the full comparison

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Running in three steps

1

Install

One script on a Linux server.
2

Connect your repo

GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.
3

Add a domain

Point DNS and the certificate follows.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Extra servers join with a one-time token and a small agent. Placement is explicit, and cordon and drain are supported.
No. Levelrail is self-hosted software only today.
There is no Railway importer. You deploy from the same git repos and recreate env vars and domains.
Yes, Apache 2.0.

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Run your own Railway

Start with one small server and see how little it asks of it. Get started | View on GitHub
Last modified on October 12, 2026