Mission control for your automations.
Snapdock runs your business automations 24/7, off your laptop, and explains what they're doing, what changed, and what broke in plain English.
No servers, no cron jobs, no YAML. Free to start.
We noticed invoice-batch failed overnight. Snapdock already worked out why.
Trusted by operators who'd rather not babysit a laptop
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Sound familiar?
Building it was the easy part.
It lives on a laptop
Off at 5pm. Off on weekends. Off the moment someone takes PTO.
It fails silently
Breaks at 2am. You hear about it at 10, from someone downstream.
It's scattered everywhere
A script here, a zap there, a cloud account you forgot. No single place shows what's running.
What you can run
If you built it, Snapdock runs it.
Scheduled automations
The morning Salesforce sync, the nightly export, the report that sends itself. On a schedule, around the clock.
Scrapers & data jobs
Pull from an API or a page on a schedule, then move the data where it needs to go.
Dashboards & apps
Streamlit, Gradio, Flask, FastAPI. Drag the folder in and get a shareable URL.
Plugged into your tools
Salesforce, Shopify, Google Sheets, Stripe, Slack, and 100+ others.
Built for Python today, the language every AI tool writes. JavaScript and more on the way.
What you get
It runs your automations. And tells you everything.
“We noticed…”
“Your Shopify export returned 0 rows this morning.” You hear it from Snapdock, before someone downstream does.
Drift, caught early
An API shifts. A credential expires. A 2-second job starts taking 40. Flagged before it's an outage.
Every change, explained
Edit an automation, get a plain-English diff: what changed, what it touches. No reading code.
A digest you'll actually read
One plain-English recap a week: what ran, what changed, what needs you.
Try it before it's real
Run any automation in a sandbox with real inputs and zero consequences. Trust the change before it goes live.
See it in action
Ninety seconds. No terminal in sight.
Watch one automation go from "works on my laptop" to running on its own, watched, and explaining itself.
How it works
Drop it in
Connect a repo or drag your project folder in. If you can attach a file to an email, you can do this.
Snapdock takes over
It runs your automation on its own, around the clock, and starts watching every single run.
You stay in the loop
Plain-English heads-ups when something changes or breaks. No dashboard to babysit.
Trust
Your code stays yours.
Snapdock runs it, watches it, and explains it. It never owns it.
Isolated by default
Each automation runs in its own sandboxed container. Nothing shares state, nothing leaks across.
Secrets stay secret
Credentials live in an encrypted vault, never in logs. We flag hardcoded keys at setup and help you move them.
No lock-in, ever
Export your code anytime. We never modify it. Leave whenever you like and take everything with you.
Works with your stack
Why operators sleep better
Less wondering. More knowing.
“I stopped checking whether my Salesforce sync ran. Snapdock just tells me when it didn't.”
“It explained a failure in one sentence that would've cost me an afternoon of digging.”
“Three scripts I'd forgotten about, all in one place, all healthy. That alone was worth it.”
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FAQ
The questions you're already asking.
I'm not technical. How hard is this? +
If you can attach a file to an email, you can use Snapdock. No terminal, command line, YAML, or Docker required.
How is this different from Zapier or Make? +
Those are visual no-code builders. Snapdock runs your real code with full flexibility — the middle ground between drag-and-drop and DevOps.
How is this different from Railway, Render, or Heroku? +
Those assume you know DevOps. Snapdock assumes you don't, and never requires it. Errors come in plain English, not exit codes.
What happens when something breaks? +
You get a Slack or email note in plain English explaining what happened and how to fix it. You never see a raw stack trace unless you ask.
What if I want to leave? +
Your code is yours. Export anytime, we never modify it, and there's no lock-in.