Well-known open source web apps, already configured. Each is an established project on GitHub, and they're free to run for one user or as many as you like. The catalog includes:
Pick one to see which self-hosted apps fit. They all ship as Docker images, so each installs in one click.
Host Minecraft on your own Mac for $4.99/month. Hosting companies rent you 2, 4 or 8 GB on their server and charge more as your world grows. With UrlyUp you use the RAM and SSD you already have, keep the world on your Mac, and give your friends the host name and port.
No RAM or storage tiers.
UrlyUp doesn't add hardware. Minecraft uses whatever memory, storage, CPU and bandwidth your Mac has free.
Each Runner gets its own network namespace and its own user, the same isolation production hosts use. You can load a Runner from a git repo, a local folder or the API, or have your AI agent set it up over MCP.
WASM Runners run directly on your Mac through WasmEdge, without a container or virtual machine in between. They run close to native speed, start almost instantly, and cost nothing extra.
# build once $ cargo build --target wasm32-wasip1 --release # UrlyUp serves it, live → https://my-wasm-on.urlyup.com ✓ 200
Compile Rust to wasm32-wasip1, add it to a Runner, and it's public within seconds. Go, C, Zig and any WASI target work too.
No. Static sites, Node, Python and PHP Runners only need a folder or a repo, and UrlyUp handles the rest. Docker is there if you want it. Between the one-click catalog and "Fix with AI", you'll rarely need to edit YAML.
They are established open source projects, free to run for one user or as many as you like.
Yes. Pick it from the catalog and the server starts on your Mac with a public address your friends can join. You don't need port forwarding, a VPN or a rented server. Always-on hosting with Live App is $4.99/month.
Rust is fully supported: compile to wasm32-wasip1 and add it to a Runner. Go, C, Zig and any WASI target work too.