Get started with Flightroom

Use the free hosted console, or run Flightroom in your own infrastructure. Both are free.

Hosted console

Nothing to install. Sign in, connect your Git provider and describe your first app. Free to start.

Self-host

All-in-one container

One container for a quick trial on a laptop.

docker run -d --name flightroom -p 8080:80 -v flightroom-data:/data \
  -e SECRETS_ENCRYPTION_KEY="$(openssl rand -base64 32)" \
  lory1990/flightroom:all-in-one

Docker Compose

Clone the repository and bring the stack up.

git clone https://github.com/flightroom/flightroom.git
cd flightroom
docker compose up -d

Helm chart on Kubernetes

The chart supports an optional HPA. MongoDB and Redis are not bundled, so bring your own.

Helm chart docs

Terraform / OpenTofu

Provision the install as code.

After the all-in-one container starts, open http://localhost:8080 and create the first user. Its data lives in the flightroom-data volume. Self-hosted installs send one anonymous daily telemetry ping, which you can turn off.

Self-hosting docs View on GitHub

Next steps

1. Connect your Git provider

GitHub, GitLab or Azure DevOps. Your code stays in your repositories.

Read the docs

2. Choose your AI model

Bring your own: Claude, GPT on Azure OpenAI or Gemini. Set once per organization.

Read the docs

3. Connect Argo CD

Connect it once in project settings and Flightroom sets up GitOps deploys to your Kubernetes. Needs Argo CD 2.8+.

Read the guide

4. Invite your team

Add members from the console. Roles decide who can build, review and deploy.

Open the console

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