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WooCommerce
E-Commerce

Online store with WooCommerce

For small businesses, artisans, and freelancers who need a full store with payments, orders, and product listings — without a developer.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Register your domain — search for your brand name at modernhost.co and pick a .com, .in, or .store to start with a Starter or Pro plan.
  2. 2
    Deploy WooCommerce — in your dashboard, go to Apps → 1-Click Apps → WooCommerce. Give it a subdomain (or your own domain) and click Deploy. Your store is live in about 90 seconds.
  3. 3
    Log in to WordPress admin — click "Credentials" on your app card to find your admin email and password. Visit /wp-admin on your store URL to log in.
  4. 4
    Add products and payment — go to WooCommerce → Products to add listings. For Indian payments, install Razorpay for WooCommerce or PayU from the WooCommerce plugin marketplace.
  5. 5
    Point your domain — if you registered your domain with us, open the Domains page in your dashboard and attach it to your store with one click. DNS updates automatically.
Deploy WooCommerce →
WordPress
Content & Publishing

Blog or portfolio with WordPress

For writers, photographers, consultants, and agencies who want full control over their site without paying per page or per plugin.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Register a domain — pick something memorable. A free plan gives you a .in.modernhost.co subdomain instantly, no card needed.
  2. 2
    Deploy WordPress — Apps → 1-Click Apps → WordPress. Your site is live in about 90 seconds with SSL already active.
  3. 3
    Pick a theme — log into /wp-admin using your credentials. Go to Appearance → Themes and install a free theme like Astra or Kadence. Both are fast and mobile-friendly.
  4. 4
    Write your first post — Posts → Add New. Use the block editor to add text, images, and embeds. Publish when ready.
Deploy WordPress →
Ghost
Content & Publishing

Newsletter & publication with Ghost

For journalists, independent writers, and educators who want a clean reading experience and built-in paid membership — without Ghost's $29/mo hosted price.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy Ghost — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Ghost. Pick a subdomain like yourname.in.modernhost.co. Live in about 2 minutes.
  2. 2
    Complete Ghost setup — visit your site URL and follow the Ghost setup wizard. Set your publication title, your email, and an admin password.
  3. 3
    Connect Mailgun or Brevo — in Ghost Admin → Settings → Email, add your SMTP credentials so subscribers receive your newsletters. Both have free tiers.
  4. 4
    Attach your own domain — on the Domains page, point your registered domain at your Ghost app. Traefik issues a certificate automatically.
Deploy Ghost →
LinkStack
Content & Publishing

Link-in-bio page with LinkStack

For Instagram creators, YouTubers, and anyone who wants a branded link hub — on a domain they own, not a Linktree subdomain.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy LinkStack — Apps → 1-Click Apps → LinkStack. A free plan is enough. Pick a subdomain or bring your own domain.
  2. 2
    Create your account — visit the app URL, register as the first user (this becomes the admin), and complete the setup wizard.
  3. 3
    Add your links — in the LinkStack dashboard, add links to your Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, Razorpay payment link, or any URL. Drag to reorder.
  4. 4
    Put it in your Instagram bio — copy your LinkStack URL (or your custom domain). Go to Instagram → Edit Profile → Website and paste it.
Deploy LinkStack →
Listmonk
Content & Publishing

Email newsletters with Listmonk

For marketers and bloggers with a list who are paying Mailchimp ₹2,000+/mo for a feature they could self-host for ₹299.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy Listmonk — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Listmonk. Requires Starter or Pro (needs persistent storage). The first boot takes about 60 seconds.
  2. 2
    Connect an SMTP relay — in Settings → SMTP, add Brevo (free for 300 emails/day), Mailgun, or AWS SES. India-targeted senders often use Brevo for good deliverability.
  3. 3
    Import your list — Subscribers → Import, paste or upload a CSV. Listmonk handles unsubscribes, bounces, and GDPR-compliant opt-outs automatically.
  4. 4
    Create and send a campaign — Campaigns → New Campaign. Write with the rich editor or raw HTML. Schedule or send immediately.
Deploy Listmonk →
n8n
Business & Ops

Workflow automation with n8n

For operations teams and founders who want Zapier-style automation — Google Sheets to WhatsApp, Razorpay to Slack, form to CRM — without Zapier's per-task pricing.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy n8n — Apps → 1-Click Apps → n8n. Available on Starter and Pro. Visit the URL once it starts to set your admin email and password.
  2. 2
    Create a workflow — click New Workflow. Start with a trigger: Webhook (for Razorpay), Schedule, or Google Sheets. n8n has 400+ built-in integrations including WhatsApp Business, Telegram, Gmail, and Notion.
  3. 3
    Add action nodes — drag nodes to send a message, update a spreadsheet, create a CRM record, or POST to any API. No code needed for most flows; JS/Python nodes available when you need them.
  4. 4
    Activate and monitor — toggle the workflow on. n8n keeps a run history so you can replay failed executions and spot where things went wrong.
Deploy n8n →
Nextcloud
Business & Ops

Team file storage with Nextcloud

For small teams who share files, calendars, and contacts — and don't want to give Google or Microsoft access to their business documents.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy Nextcloud — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Nextcloud. Set a subdomain. The first boot sets up the database and takes 60–90 seconds.
  2. 2
    Create team accounts — log in as admin, go to Users → New User. Give each team member an account. Optionally enable 2FA under Security.
  3. 3
    Install the desktop client — download Nextcloud Desktop from nextcloud.com/install for Windows or Mac. It syncs files like Google Drive. The mobile app works the same way.
  4. 4
    Enable Calendar and Contacts — in the Apps section inside Nextcloud, install the Calendar and Contacts apps. They sync with iOS and Android via CalDAV/CardDAV.
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Appwrite
Developer Tools

App backend with Appwrite or PocketBase

For developers building a mobile or web app who need auth, a database, file storage, and real-time events — without running a dedicated server.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Choose your backend — Appwrite (Pro plan, more features: OAuth, functions, realtime) or PocketBase (Starter, lightweight: one binary, perfect for small apps). Deploy from Apps → 1-Click Apps.
  2. 2
    Create your project — open the admin console, create a project, and define your collections (Appwrite) or tables (PocketBase). Both have visual schema builders.
  3. 3
    Add your platform — in the project settings, register your app's platform (web, iOS, Android) and copy your API endpoint URL. Paste it into your client SDK initialisation.
  4. 4
    Call the API from your app — install the Appwrite or PocketBase client SDK (npm i appwrite), then use the SDK to create users, read data, and upload files. Your backend runs in Mumbai — low latency for Indian users.
Deploy Appwrite → Deploy PocketBase →
Gitea
Developer Tools

Private Git server with Gitea

For developers and agencies who want private repos, pull request reviews, and CI hooks — on infrastructure they control, not GitHub's servers.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy Gitea — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Gitea. Assign a subdomain like git.yourcompany.in once you've attached your domain.
  2. 2
    Complete the install wizard — on first visit, Gitea shows a setup page. Set your site title, admin username, and password. Leave database settings as-is (SQLite is fine for small teams).
  3. 3
    Create repos and invite users — create an organisation for your team, then create repos. Invite collaborators via email — each gets their own account and SSH key management.
  4. 4
    Push your first repo — git remote add origin https://git.yoursite.com/you/repo.git then git push -u origin main. Gitea shows commits, diffs, and issues just like GitHub.
Deploy Gitea →
Umami
Data & Analytics

Privacy-first analytics with Umami

For site owners who want page views, referrers, and country data — without giving that data to Google, and without a cookie banner.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy Umami — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Umami. The default admin credentials are admin / umami — change the password immediately after first login.
  2. 2
    Add a website — Settings → Websites → Add website. Enter your site's domain name. Umami generates a script tag and a unique website ID.
  3. 3
    Paste the tracking script — add the generated <script> tag to the <head> of every page you want to track. For WordPress, use the Insert Headers and Footers plugin.
  4. 4
    Read your stats — visit your Umami dashboard. You'll see real-time visitors, top pages, referrers, and country breakdown. No cookies, no GDPR popup needed.
Deploy Umami →
Uptime Kuma
Data & Analytics

Uptime monitoring with Uptime Kuma

For anyone running a live site who wants to know the moment it goes down — via Telegram, WhatsApp, email, or Slack — before their customers do.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy Uptime Kuma — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Uptime Kuma. On first visit, create your admin account. No email needed to get started.
  2. 2
    Add a monitor — click Add New Monitor. Enter your site URL (e.g. https://yoursite.com). Set interval to 1 minute. Pick HTTP(s) for web pages or TCP for servers.
  3. 3
    Set up alerts — Settings → Notifications. Uptime Kuma supports Telegram (easiest), WhatsApp via Twilio, email, Slack, and 90+ others. Add your channel and test it.
  4. 4
    Share a status page — Status Page → New Status Page. Add your monitors. Share the public URL with clients so they can see live status without asking you.
Deploy Uptime Kuma →
NocoDB
Business & Ops

No-code database with NocoDB

For operations teams, solopreneurs, and agencies who track customers, orders, or inventory in a spreadsheet and want something more powerful — without learning SQL.

Setup guide
  1. 1
    Deploy NocoDB — Apps → 1-Click Apps → NocoDB. Sign up with an email and password on first load. NocoDB creates an SQLite database automatically.
  2. 2
    Create a base and table — click New Base, then add tables with columns: text, number, date, attachment, link-to-record, and more. Import from CSV or Google Sheets to pre-fill your data.
  3. 3
    Build views — switch between Grid, Gallery, Kanban, and Calendar views. Create filtered views per team member or project stage. Share a read-only view link with clients.
  4. 4
    Automate with webhooks — in the toolbar, open Integrations → Webhooks. Fire a webhook to n8n or Zapier when a row is created or updated — connects your NocoDB to email, WhatsApp, or any API.
Deploy NocoDB →

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