The same pipeline that ships Tallrig ships your app.
Connect a repository and every push to your production branch builds and goes live, with one-click rollbacks. Per-PR previews for your repos are coming soon; image optimisation and real-user metrics are in preview.
Live — running in production · Preview — built, but not yet proven for customers, and parts may not work yet · Coming soon — on the roadmap
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Git-push deploys
Live
Connect a repo; every push builds and deploys, with one-click rollback.
Connect a repository and every push is built and deployed, with live build logs and a status timeline. Popular frameworks are detected with zero config, and any previous deploy is one click away if you need to roll back.
Zero-config detection for popular frameworksLive build logs and a status timeline for every deployRoll back to any previous deploy in one click
$ tallrig deploy
✓ built · atomic release
✓ live · rollback ready
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Preview deploys
Preview
Pull requests build to their own shareable URL.
A pull-request webhook builds the branch at its own shareable URL and posts it back on the pull request, so reviewers click instead of clone. The preview is torn down when the pull request closes. This is in preview: previews are managed by our operators today, and customer-side management is not available yet.
A pull-request webhook builds a preview of the branchTorn down when the pull request closesThe preview URL is posted back on the pull requestCustomer-side preview management is not available yet
$ tallrig deploy
✓ built · atomic release
✓ live · rollback ready
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Image optimization
Preview
Resize, re-format, and cache images on the fly at the edge.
Images are resized and re-encoded to modern formats like AVIF and WebP on the fly, then cached at the edge — there's no build-time image step to maintain and no pre-generating every size you might need. Point at the original and request the dimensions you want.
Automatic modern formats (AVIF/WebP)On-demand resizing with edge cachingNo build-time image pipeline to maintain
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Real-user monitoring
Preview
Core Web Vitals from real sessions, not synthetic lab runs.
Core Web Vitals come from real sessions in the field — LCP, INP, and CLS broken down by route and device — not a synthetic lab run that misses how actual users experience the page. Metrics tie back to the deploy that moved them, so a regression has a cause you can act on before users complain.
Field LCP, INP, and CLS by route and deviceSpot regressions before users complainTie metrics back to the deploy that caused them
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Custom domains
Live
Attach a domain in one step with automatic, renewing TLS.
Attaching a custom domain is a single step, and a TLS certificate is issued and renewed automatically for each hostname you attach, apex or subdomain. When the domain's DNS is on Tallrig it's managed end to end, so there's nothing to coordinate across providers.
Apex and subdomain supportCertificates issued and renewed automaticallyManaged DNS when your domain is on Tallrig
Deploy — frequently asked questions
How do I deploy an app?
Connect a repository and push. Every push builds and deploys, with live build logs, and you can roll back to any previous deploy in one click.
Do preview deploys work today?
They are in preview. A pull-request webhook builds the branch at its own URL and tears it down when the pull request closes, but previews are managed by our operators for now — there is no customer-side view of them yet.
Do I need a build-time image pipeline?
No. Images are resized, re-formatted to modern formats (AVIF/WebP), and cached on the fly at the edge — there's no pipeline to maintain.
How are TLS certificates handled?
Attach a domain in one step and a certificate is issued and renewed automatically for each hostname you attach, apex or subdomain.
How do I know a deploy hurt performance?
Real-user monitoring reports field Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) by route and device, tied back to the exact deploy that caused a regression.
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