Sol Creek
Open-source edge deployment platform.
Deploy full-stack apps to Cloudflare Workers in seconds — or self-host on your own VPS. Framework adapters for Next.js, Nuxt, and SolidStart, plus lightweight VM and process-supervision tooling.
| License | Apache-2.0 |
| Source | 19 repos · github.com/solcreek |
| Targets | Cloudflare Workers · self-hosted VPS |
| Frameworks | Next.js, Nuxt, SolidStart |
| Tooling | creek · creekd · dew · capstan |
| URL | solcreek.com · github.com/solcreek |
Bring your existing full-stack app. Add the adapter, deploy to the edge with one command — or run the same workload on your own boxes with the open-source supervisor.
# add the Creek adapter to your full-stack app $ npm i -D adapter-creek # deploy to Cloudflare Workers in seconds $ npx creek deploy ✓ build complete ✓ uploaded to Cloudflare Workers ✓ live at https://your-app.workers.dev # or self-host: provision a VPS and run the supervisor $ npx capstan up --provider hetzner # DO · Linode · Vultr too $ creekd serve # multi-tenant dispatcher
Deploy full-stack apps to Cloudflare Workers in seconds. Framework adapters for Next.js, Nuxt, and SolidStart.
Multi-tenant process supervisor and HTTP dispatcher with namespace isolation — a single Go binary.
Ultra-lightweight VM and deploy tool. One binary for local dev and production.
Multi-provider VPS lifecycle library — Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Linode, and Vultr.
The agentic web won’t be built on rented runtimes alone. Operators need to inspect the substrate they’re deploying onto — and run it themselves when policy or latency demands it. Sol Creek is open-source under Apache-2.0, end-to-end, with no open-core gate.
We make money the same way Vercel makes money on Next.js: by being the easiest place to run the thing. The community runs it everywhere else — on Cloudflare Workers or their own VPS — and that makes the platform better for everyone.