Self-host IT-Tools
Collection of handy online tools for developers
Deploy IT-Tools on your own instance with Freehold in one click. Freehold runs the container, issues the TLS certificate, keeps your data on a persistent volume, and gives IT-Tools a free Tor .onion address — with no identity check to sign up and a hard cap on what it can cost you each month.
How IT-Tools runs on Freehold
IT-Tools runs in its own container with its own volumes on a private network — nothing else on Freehold can reach its data or its ports.
A valid HTTPS certificate and a free Tor v3 .onion address are provisioned at deploy time. You can also run IT-Tools onion-only.
Turn on automatic image updates and the container is replaced on a new release; your volumes are never touched.
Download a ZIP of IT-Tools's volume data from the dashboard whenever you want. No SSH.
Metered hourly with a hard monthly ceiling. Stop IT-Tools and the charges stop.
Sign up with an email or GitHub. There is no identity check to run IT-Tools, at any usage level.
Questions about self-hosting IT-Tools
- Do I need to verify my identity to deploy IT-Tools?
- No. Freehold asks for an email and a password, or a GitHub login. There is no ID upload, phone verification, or business check to deploy IT-Tools — and none introduced later as your usage grows.
- Is my IT-Tools instance private?
- Each IT-Tools deployment is an isolated container with its own storage on a private network. It gets a free Tor .onion address alongside its normal URL, and you can run it onion-only so it is reachable exclusively over Tor.
- How much does running IT-Tools on Freehold cost?
- You pay for the hours IT-Tools is actually running, metered hourly, with a hard monthly ceiling on the app so the bill can't run away. Stop the app and billing for it stops. There is no flat subscription and no setup fee.