Hosting on QNix

QNix is being built as a hosted platform. Here’s what it’s being built to do.

Your own private encrypted environment

The offering is planned to take you from “never heard of us” to a working private environment in under five minutes — no infrastructure knowledge required. A vCluster (your own Kubernetes control plane) is provisioned automatically at signup. Your data lands in it, encrypted with keys the platform cannot read.

A curated app catalog

The platform is being built around a catalog of self-hostable apps — admin-curated, source-pinned, ready to deploy into your environment. Adding an app is planned to be a cart-and-checkout flow, not a YAML edit.

Apps that sleep when you’re not using them

Tenant apps are planned to scale to zero after an idle period and wake on the first authenticated request. When a sleeping app is woken, a progress page shows the real state — cold, scheduling, pulling, starting, ready — and redirects automatically when the pod is up. You’re never left staring at a 502.

Your data stays yours

The zero-knowledge design is a cornerstone, not a feature. Per-tenant keys are sealed in a secrets vault under your identity. The platform cannot decrypt your data at rest. Export everything is planned as a first-class operation. Delete means delete — once the recovery envelope is gone, the data is gone permanently.

Invite others into your apps

Cross-tenant invitations are on the roadmap. Planned to let you grant another user access to a specific app in your environment — existing customer or email-only — with full auditability and revocation at any time.

Join the waitlist

QNix hosting has no launch date and no pricing published yet. If this sounds like what you’ve been looking for, get in touch and we’ll add you to the list.