Products
A managed app catalog built on one platform, not a pile of disconnected product pages.
Stackelio is positioned as a managed open-source app platform with live products today and a much broader catalog story over time. The point is not just to host apps. The point is to package them into a cleaner managed product experience.
Live products
Flagship products shipping today
WordPress and n8n are the current live products, but they are presented as the start of a platform catalog rather than the full boundary of the business.
Live now
Managed WordPress
A product-led WordPress experience with billing clarity, domain flow, workspace access, and operator-backed support already connected.
Live now
Managed n8n
Automation hosting with a cleaner launch flow, support model, billing story, and admin visibility behind the scenes.
Catalog direction
Designed for a broad managed open-source app catalog.
Use the product page to show breadth, category coverage, and a serious platform vision even while the first products are already live.
WordPress
CMS / websites
n8n
Automation
Ghost
CMS / websites
Supabase
Databases
Appsmith
Business apps
NocoDB
Databases
Metabase
Analytics
Grafana
Monitoring
PostgreSQL
Databases
Redis
Databases
MinIO
Storage
Gitea
Developer tools
Directus
CMS / websites
Strapi
CMS / websites
Chatwoot
Business apps
Nextcloud
Collaboration
Outline
Collaboration
Uptime Kuma
Monitoring
Why managed apps on Stackelio
Because the product around the app matters just as much as the app itself.
The platform is strongest when the public catalog and the internal operator layer are clearly connected.
Billing, domains, support, and members already belong to the product
That means each app can inherit a stronger customer experience instead of shipping as an isolated hosting silo.
The operator backend already understands the platform
Clients, nodes, tickets, reports, roles, wallets, and invoices already exist in one internal control plane.
Catalog expansion does not require a second product system
New app categories can grow on the same workspace, billing, support, and operator foundations already in the platform.
Start from the catalog, not from a blank platform
Launch from live managed products today and expand into a broader app platform on the same Stackelio foundation.
The products area now feels like a real catalog landing page instead of a narrow collection of app stubs.