> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pivocloud.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What can I do with my apps on PivoCloud since late October 2026?

> What you can do with your apps on PivoCloud now: roll an app back to its previous version in one click, see which commit each deployment runs, deploy a repository that contains symlinks, read a failed deploy as a plain sentence with the next step, and get a clear answer when PivoCloud has no room for a new app.

## Your apps

Every entry below links to the page that explains it in full.

* Roll your app back to the version it ran before the current one, from the deployment history, in one click and without a rebuild: [how do I roll my app back to the previous version](https://docs.pivocloud.com/apps/rollback.md).
* See which commit each deployment runs. Each deploy row in the history shows the short commit, its message and its branch, and the short commit opens on GitHub: [how do I deploy my first app](https://docs.pivocloud.com/apps/deploy.md).
* Deploy a repository that contains symlinks. PivoCloud builds it the way `docker build` does on your own computer: [can my repository contain symlinks](https://docs.pivocloud.com/apps/symlinks.md).
* Read a failed deploy as one plain sentence that says what happened and what to do next: [why did my deploy fail](https://docs.pivocloud.com/apps/troubleshooting.md).
* Get a clear answer when PivoCloud has no room left for a new app. The app is not created and nothing is charged: [how do I deploy my first app](https://docs.pivocloud.com/apps/deploy.md).


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