PhotonSpark
Web Hosting PlatformShip sites and apps to your own domain
Push from Git or drop a ZIP, and your site is live with TLS and DNS handled for you. Need to reach a private service? SparkTunnel brings it to your domain too.
Runs on our own network — ASN, BGP edge, and a Kubernetes-backed platform.How a site goes live
One route from source to production: release artifact, runtime, edge route, certificate, metrics, and rollback.
01
Git, ZIP, app, or tunnel
A commit, folder upload, Node server, or SparkTunnel target starts the same release flow.
02
Artifact and runtime
PhotonSpark builds the release, stores the artifact, and chooses static or server runtime.
03
DNS and TLS
The hostname is routed through the shared edge and certificates are issued automatically.
04
Metrics, logs, rollback
The dashboard keeps releases, analytics, logs, API keys, and live status in one place.
What it does
Everything you need to take a site from a domain name to live traffic — and nothing you have to wire up yourself.
Your domain
Bring a domain and point it at the PhotonSpark edge with an A record or CNAME.
HTTPS, automatic
cert-manager issues the certificate and renews it. You don't touch it.
DNS in one place
Manage hosted DNS records or connect Cloudflare from the same dashboard.
Deploy a ZIP
Drop in a folder or ZIP and it goes live. Roll back in one click.
Or deploy from Git
Connect a repo. New commits build and ship on their own.
Or tunnel it
Expose a private HTTP or WebSocket service without opening inbound ports.
Expose private services through a real domain
Run something on your laptop, a homelab box, or a private VM, and serve it at your real domain with TLS. A small connector dials out to PhotonSpark, so you never expose anything: no public IP, no port-forwarding, no firewall rules. Like ngrok or Cloudflare Tunnel, integrated into the same hosting dashboard.
1 · Create a SparkTunnel site
Pick a hostname and choose SparkTunnel as the origin. TLS and DNS are set up for you.
2 · Run the connector
Start the connector app with your site token and point it at your local target, e.g. http://localhost:3000.
3 · Go live
Traffic to your hostname routes securely through the edge to your service. The dashboard shows the tunnel as online.
Built on infrastructure we operate
Not resold black-box hosting — the network, edge, and workloads are visible, owned parts of the platform.
Owned network edge
PhotonSpark operates its own ASN, IP space, BGP routing, and hardware.
Kubernetes workloads
Sites and apps run as managed workloads behind the shared edge.
Versioned releases
ZIP and Git deploys produce immutable, rollback-ready artifacts.
API and live ops
Scoped API keys, analytics, logs, and real-time dashboard updates.
Ship to your own domain
Push from Git or drop a ZIP — DNS, TLS, and the edge route are handled for you.