Self-host the platform
Instead of using our hosted cloud, you can run the Keikaku platform itself on hardware you control — your own database, your own network, nothing leaving your walls. This page explains what that means; a step-by-step install guide is coming as self-hosting becomes generally available.
What it is
The platform is the Keikaku app — the projects, tasks, team, and orchestration that hands work to your agents. Self-hosting means you run that app yourself rather than signing in to our cloud. Everything else works the same: agents connect to your server exactly as they would to the cloud.
How it's packaged
Self-hosted Keikaku is deliberately simple to operate:
- One container. The API, the web app, and the backend run together in a single process — one thing to start, one thing to update.
- Your own database. State lives in a SQLite database on a volume you control. Back it up like any other file.
- TLS built in. The server terminates HTTPS itself — a self-signed certificate on a LAN or localhost, or your own certificates for a real domain.
- Air-gap capable. No required outbound connectivity. It can run fully isolated, with your models served locally by your agents.
Who it's for
Self-hosting suits teams that need data to stay in-house for policy or compliance reasons, want to run disconnected from the internet, or simply prefer to own their stack end to end. If you'd rather not run infrastructure, the hosted cloud gives you the same product with nothing to install.
Same code, either way. Cloud and self-hosted run the same application — self-hosting packages the cloud's separate services into one container. Whichever you pick, you can point self-hosted agents or your local Claude at it.
Getting it
Self-hosting is being finalised alongside licensing, so the install bundle isn't public yet. If you need to self-host now, get in touch at hello@keikaku.ai and we'll get you set up. This page will gain the full run-it-yourself guide when it's generally available.