Wisp is in pre-release, self-hosted since GitHub suspended us. Install it, or see the changelog.

Wisp

Hosting

Wisp builds one binary for a server, an image for a container host, plain files for a static host, or WebAssembly for an edge or serverless host. Each host page has the build command, deploy steps, environment and limits. For general rules, see Deploying and Edge and serverless targets.

HostBuild commandRuntime
VPSwisp buildnative binary
Dockerwisp deploy init dockercontainer
Fly.iowisp deploy init flycontainer
Renderwisp deploy init rendercontainer
Railwaywisp deploy init railwaycontainer
Cloudflarewisp build --target cloudflare or pagesWebAssembly on Workers or Pages
Deno Deploywisp build --target denoWebAssembly on Deno (the new Deno Deploy closes about six months after 9 October 2026; Classic closed 20 July 2026)
Vercelwisp build --target vercelWebAssembly, Node function or Edge
Netlifywisp build --target netlifyWebAssembly, function or edge function
AWS Lambdawisp build --target lambdastatic Linux binary
Bunwisp build --target bunWebAssembly on Bun
Nodewisp build --target nodeWebAssembly on Node 20+
Tor onion servicewisp deploy init docker --onion or wisp buildcontainer or native binary behind Tor
GitHub Pageswisp build --staticstatic files
Cloud Runwisp deploy init dockercontainer
Azurewisp deploy init docker or --target nodecontainer or WebAssembly on Node

An app that signs cookies needs WISP_SECRET (32 or more random characters) on every host. See Environment variables.

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