Give me a repository. I'll deploy it and look after it for you.
I'm happy to hear from you! Any feedback, questions or suggestions are welcome.
These screens come from a real deployment of Paperless-ngx to a server that already ran three other apps.
In the Main operator conversation, Hallvi sets up a domain for Paperless-ngx. It reports that the app answers over public HTTPS, then lists who can open it: only this computer, anyone with the address, or your own domain.
Hallvi runs on your computer, works on your server and uses your own ChatGPT subscription.
It runs on plain Docker Compose, a standard tool, so it keeps working with or without Hallvi.
Hallvi sets it up in your own hosting account, so the bill comes straight to you. A machine you already have works too.
It lives on your own server, and Hallvi also backs it up if you want.
Turn on Always ask and Hallvi waits for your approval before each command.
If you stop using Hallvi, your app keeps running. Its Compose file is on your server, and you can read it and run it yourself. The keys and passwords are yours too, and Hallvi can show you how to store them safely.
The first alpha is out. It runs on an Apple-silicon Mac or on Ubuntu 24.04.
curl -fsSLo ./install-hallvi.sh \ https://github.com/lustoykov/hallvi/releases/latest/download/install-hallvi.sh \ && sh ./install-hallvi.sh
It is an alpha, so parts of it are unfinished or unstable.