Build a store.
Ship a blog.
Run your own tools.

Register your domain — search for your brand name at modernhost.co and pick a .com, .in, or .store to start. WooCommerce runs on the free plan, so the domain is the only thing you have to buy.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Register a domain — pick something memorable. A free plan gives you a .in.modernhost.co subdomain instantly, no card needed.

Deploy WordPress — Apps → 1-Click Apps → WordPress. Your site is live in about 90 seconds with SSL already active.

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.

Write your first post — Posts → Add New. Use the block editor to add text, images, and embeds. Publish when ready.

Deploy Ghost — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Ghost. Pick a subdomain like yourname.in.modernhost.co. Live in about 2 minutes.

Complete Ghost setup — visit your site URL and follow the Ghost setup wizard. Set your publication title, your email, and an admin password.

Connect Mailgun — in Ghost Admin → Settings → Email newsletter, add your Mailgun API key and sending domain. Ghost sends bulk newsletters through Mailgun's API and nothing else, so this step is not optional. Sending is not included in your plan: you pay Mailgun for what you send.

Attach your own domain — on the Domains page, point your registered domain at your Ghost app. Traefik issues a certificate automatically.

Deploy LinkStack — Apps → 1-Click Apps → LinkStack. A free plan is enough. Pick a subdomain or bring your own domain.

Create your account — visit the app URL, register as the first user (this becomes the admin), and complete the setup wizard.

Add your links — in the LinkStack dashboard, add links to your Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, Razorpay payment link, or any URL. Drag to reorder.

Put it in your Instagram bio — copy your LinkStack URL (or your custom domain). Go to Instagram → Edit Profile → Website and paste it.

Deploy Listmonk — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Listmonk. Requires Starter or Pro (it wants 512 MB of RAM). The first boot takes about 60 seconds.

Connect an SMTP relay — in Settings → SMTP, add Brevo (free for 300 emails/day, no card, no cap on contacts) or any SMTP service you already use. Sending is not included in your plan: you pay the provider for what you send.

Import your list — Subscribers → Import, paste or upload a CSV. Listmonk handles unsubscribes, bounces, and GDPR-compliant opt-outs automatically.

Create and send a campaign — Campaigns → New Campaign. Write with the rich editor or raw HTML. Schedule or send immediately.

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.

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.

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.

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 Nextcloud — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Nextcloud. Requires Starter or Pro (it wants 512 MB of RAM). Set a subdomain. The first boot sets up the database and takes 60–90 seconds.

Create team accounts — log in as admin, go to Users → New User. Give each team member an account. Optionally enable 2FA under Security.

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.

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.

Choose your backend — Appwrite (Pro plan, more features: OAuth, functions, realtime) or PocketBase (free plan, lightweight: one binary, perfect for small apps). Deploy from Apps → 1-Click Apps.

Create your project — open the admin console, create a project, and define your collections (Appwrite) or tables (PocketBase). Both have visual schema builders.

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.

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 Gitea — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Gitea. Assign a subdomain like git.yourcompany.in once you've attached your domain.

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).

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.

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 Umami — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Umami. Requires Starter or Pro (it wants 512 MB of RAM). The default admin credentials are admin / umami — change the password immediately after first login.

Add a website — Settings → Websites → Add website. Enter your site's domain name. Umami generates a script tag and a unique website ID.

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.

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 Uptime Kuma — Apps → 1-Click Apps → Uptime Kuma. On first visit, create your admin account. No email needed to get started.

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.

Set up alerts — Settings → Notifications. Uptime Kuma supports Telegram (easiest), WhatsApp via Twilio, email, Slack, and 90+ others. Add your channel and test it.

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 NocoDB — Apps → 1-Click Apps → NocoDB. Sign up with an email and password on first load. NocoDB creates an SQLite database automatically.

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.

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.

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.