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October 2026
Teams, previews and billing.
  • Accounts and orgs. Sign up with email, GitHub or Google. Projects belong to orgs, with Viewer, Developer, Admin and Owner roles.
  • CLI sign-in. atoll login signs in through the browser; atoll logout and atoll whoami round it off. Personal access tokens for CI.
  • Git integration. Link a GitHub repository: pushes deploy to production and pull requests get previews.
  • Promote and rollback. atoll promote and atoll rollback put an earlier deployment live again without a rebuild; atoll promote --to production puts a preview on production, and --rebuild builds it again. atoll cancel stops a running one, which ends as CANCELLED.
  • Runtime logs. atoll logs --project prints and follows the output of a running Ktor server.
  • Env vars and secrets per environment, for builds, running servers or both. atoll env.
  • Custom domains with automatic certificates. atoll domains.
  • Billing. A free amount every month, pay-as-you-go past it, and spend limits. Running apps pause when an allowance or the limit is reached. See Billing.
  • Android release signing. Store the keystore as secret env vars and the platform signs the release APK and App Bundle. Without them, you still get a debug APK. Signed App Bundles can go to Google Play’s internal track. See Android apps.
  • Desktop extras. Next to the JAR, an app archive with its own Java runtime and, when configured, a .deb package.
  • iOS targets are recognised and skipped until macOS builders are ready. iOS signing comes with them.
  • Self-hosting. A Helm chart and a step-by-step guide for running the platform on your own servers.
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October 2026
The first deploys.
  • atoll deploy uploads a Gradle build, detects its targets and deploys them. Exit codes 0, 2 and 1 for READY, PARTIAL and FAILED.
  • Ktor servers run on their own hosts; every Ktor module deploys, and atoll.primary picks the one on the bare host.
  • Wasm and JS web apps are served from their own hosts.
  • Android and Compose Desktop builds are attached to the deployment as downloads.
  • atoll list, atoll logs --follow and atoll status.
  • Runs on a single machine or on Kubernetes, with Postgres and S3-compatible storage.