Connect a GitHub repository and every push deploys your static site to a pagedock.eu address over HTTPS. Servers in Europe, nothing routed through the US.
There is no build pipeline to configure and no YAML to write. Pagedock takes the files in your repo and serves them.
Paste the URL of a public GitHub repo and pick the folder your site lives in — the root, dist, public, wherever your HTML is.
Pagedock gives your site a subdomain like
portfolio.pagedock.eu
with a valid certificate. It's live as soon as the first clone finishes, usually under ten seconds.
Add the webhook Pagedock gives you to the repo. From then on, every push to your branch replaces the live site. Old deploys are kept so you can roll back.
Most static hosts serve from a global edge but keep the origin, builds and your account data in the United States. Pagedock keeps all of it inside the EU, which is a simpler story to tell your clients, your DPO, or yourself.
Pagedock is small and new. Here is exactly where it stands so you can decide whether it fits.
Create an account, paste a repo URL, and you'll have a live address before you finish reading the next page. Free while in beta.