Getting started and first deploy
Create your first project and run a safe initial deploy.
Read guide →Documentation
Step-by-step guides with interactive UI previews. Open a topic for full detail.
Guides by feature
14 how-to topics covering onboarding, deploy, AI, billing, support, and self-hosted deployment.
Getting started
First project, deploy wizard, and post-install checks.
Free trial journey
Start a no-card trial, activate your key, and deploy your first project.
Read guide →Deploy & environments
Branches, builds, logs, domains, and GitHub integration.
Branch and environment operations
Environment mappings, branch ops, and deploy actions.
Read guide →Builds and deploy logs
Read build history, install logs, and retry failed deploys.
Read guide →Custom domains and SSL
Attach your domain, verify DNS, and set a primary hostname.
Read guide →GitHub webhooks and project settings
Repair webhooks, manage repo linkage, and project metadata.
Read guide →Billing & keys
Subscription keys, plan limits, and account billing.
Subscription keys and plan limits
Key lifecycle, plan caps, and enforcement errors.
Read guide →Account settings and purchased keys
Manage profile, purchased keys, billing, and AI credits.
Read guide →Team & access
Collaborators, roles, and seat limits.
Collaborators and access control
Roles, owner-only settings, and collaborator seat limits.
Read guide →AI features
Project AI assistant and AI credits.
Project AI assistant
Chat with AI about your repo, propose changes, and review diffs.
Read guide →Support & help
Support desk, tickets, and Support AI.
Support desk and tickets
Use Support AI, documentation, FAQs, and tracked tickets.
Read guide →Operations
Email notifications and troubleshooting playbooks.
Email notifications
SMTP configuration, events, and delivery troubleshooting.
Read guide →Troubleshooting playbook
Focused checklists for common failures and recovery.
Read guide →Self-hosted
Docker Compose and Kubernetes deployment.
Docker and Kubernetes deployment
Self-host with Docker Compose or Kubernetes.
Read guide →Internal markdown runbooks are also available in the repository under docs/.
GitHub webhooksHow push events reach your build pipelineGitHub OAuthSign in and repository access (OAuth app)Source repositoryIssues, code, and release history
tnc-sh operator docs (install, webhooks, SSH)
When a dedicated doc site is ready, it will be linked from here and from the in-app help area. For now, sign in to use the product and follow your team’s internal runbooks.