Hosting, databases, domains, an Email API and Social notifications. One account, one dashboard and one bill for everything that puts your product on the internet.
Each one already knows about the others. Connect a database and your app gets its URL. Buy a domain and it serves your app over HTTPS and sends your email.
Each project shows how it reaches people: your domain, the app, its database, the Email API and Social notifications. It moves with real traffic and turns red the moment something breaks.
Each one lands in the same account, on the same bill, already connected to what you run today. See the roadmap
A launch usually means a host, a database provider, a registrar, an email service and a messaging provider. Five sign-ups, five dashboards, five bills. On Rimbra it's one.
Push the code you already have. Rimbra reads your files, picks the build and start commands and gives it a live HTTPS address, usually in about a minute.
Rimbra is one platform for everything a product needs to go live on the internet: app hosting with deploys from GitHub, managed PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis databases, domain registration with automatic HTTPS, an Email API for transactional email and broadcasts, and Social notifications for messaging users on WhatsApp from your code. It all runs in one account, one dashboard and one bill.
Websites, web apps, APIs and backends. Rimbra detects Next.js, React with Vite, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Remix, Node servers such as Express, Fastify, NestJS and Hono, Python with Django, Flask or FastAPI, PHP and Laravel, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, static sites and any Dockerfile. Every project gets a live HTTPS address on its first deploy, and every push to GitHub redeploys with no downtime.
Yes. The Rimbra Email API sends transactional email such as receipts, sign-in links and alerts from your own domain with one HTTP request. Rimbra gives you the DKIM, SPF and DMARC records and checks them for you, and adds templates, broadcasts and a delivery log that tracks every message from queued to delivered.
Yes. Rimbra Social notifications sends text, images, videos and documents to your users from your server with one API key, reports delivery, and posts incoming messages to your webhooks with a signature. You link your own WhatsApp numbers by scanning a QR code, or get a number through Rimbra, and your team can read and reply from a shared inbox.
Yes. Search for a name, buy it and point it at a project in a few clicks, with DNS and HTTPS set up for you. You can also connect a domain you already own from any registrar by adding the records Rimbra shows.
Yes. The Free plan needs no card and includes 4 projects, 1 database, 200 build minutes, 50 GB of bandwidth, 1,000 emails and 3,000 WhatsApp and social notifications a month. Paid plans are Launch at $5 a month, Pro at $15 and Scale at $49.
Those platforms host your code, and you add a database provider, a domain registrar, an email service and a messaging provider on top, each with its own account and bill. Rimbra includes hosting, databases, domains, HTTPS, an Email API and Social notifications in one place, already connected to each other.
Rimbra today is v1. Coming soon, on the same account and bill: Mobile Preview Cloud (Android and iOS preview builds with QR codes and promotion to TestFlight or Google Play, Expo and React Native first), Agent Cloud for running AI agents, sandboxes, a media cloud for images and video, a design studio, game backends, WhatsApp apps, a template marketplace and hosted plugins. The full list is at rimbra.app/roadmap.
Yes. Rimbra runs an MCP server at https://app.rimbra.app/mcp that Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and other AI tools can connect to with OAuth. An agent can create projects, deploy, read build and runtime logs, set environment variables, create databases and send email or WhatsApp messages, within the role you give it. Agents can't pay for anything.
Free to start, no card needed. Your first app can be live in about a minute.