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This page lists what you can do on PivoCloud today. Every entry links to the page that walks you through it, and every one of those pages stands on its own, so you can start from whichever one answers your question.

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September 2026

  • Read the whole PivoCloud documentation at docs.pivocloud.com, in your browser, without an account.
  • Hand your assistant one address, docs.pivocloud.com/llms-full.txt, and it receives every page as plain text in a single request.
  • Ask an assistant about one page by giving it that page’s address with .md on the end, which returns the raw markdown instead of the rendered page.
  • Point a coding assistant at PivoCloud as an MCP server, so its answers come from these pages rather than from whatever it remembers about hosting in general.
  • Deploy an app straight from a GitHub repository. What does my repository need is the contract your Dockerfile has to meet, and how do I deploy my app walks the form field by field.
  • Connect your GitHub account and choose which repositories PivoCloud can see, including private and organisation ones: how do I connect my GitHub account.
  • Give your app its configuration by pasting a .env file, and see which keys the platform reserves for itself: how do I set environment variables.
  • Work out why a build or a deploy stopped, message by message, in the words the platform printed: why did my deploy fail.
  • Run a live app from its page: logs, redeploy, change of plan, stop and delete, with what each one does to your balance: what does each button on my app page do.
  • Create a PostgreSQL database and connect to it from your own code, with the TLS setting your driver needs: how do I connect to my database.
  • Download an export of your data, or put a database back to an instant in the recovery window: how do I get my data back.
  • See what each plan and tier costs in dinars, when the money actually leaves, and what happens if your balance runs out: what does it cost, and when am I charged.
  • Put your own domain in front of an app, with the record to create and the certificate handled for you: how do I put my own domain on my app.
  • Create a personal access token in the console and call the PivoCloud API from your own code or from a script: how do I call the API with a token.
  • Browse every public endpoint, its parameters and its replies, in the generated API reference.
New entries appear here when there is something new for you to use. There is no schedule, so nothing on this page is waiting for a date.