Flask hosting in Europe
Push your Flask project and Faable finds your app, serves it with gunicorn and runs it from the EU. Two files in a repository are enough.
$ git push origin main → Faable · build started (Flask detected) → gunicorn app:app --bind 0.0.0.0:$PORT → Live at https://your-api.faable.link
What you get with Flask on Faable
A production server, not app.run()
Faable serves your app with gunicorn, never with Flask's development server. It adds gunicorn if it is missing from your dependencies.
No start command to write
Faable looks for the module that defines app = Flask(...), from main.py and app.py to src/main.py, and binds it to the right host and port.
Secrets outside the repository
Set DATABASE_URL and your API keys from the dashboard or the CLI, then read them from the environment. They are there on every restart.
Connect your GitHub repo, that's it
From repository to running app in minutes. Faable handles the build, the infrastructure, and everything in between.
Connect your GitHub repo
Link your repository in a couple of clicks. No Dockerfiles, no YAML, no servers to provision.
Push your code
Every push triggers an automatic build and deploy. Faable detects your stack and ships it for you.
You're live
Your app goes live with free SSL and autoscaling — ready for production from day zero.
Why Faable?
Intuitive hosting, private networking, and authentication. No complexity, real human support, and your data hosted in the EU.
Zero Ops, Maximum Control
Automatic deployments straight from your repo. No servers to configure, no pipelines to maintain — just push and ship.
Your Data Stays in the EU
Hosted in the EU, with GDPR compliance.
Real Engineering Support
Forget the bots. Talk directly with the engineers who build and run the platform.
Flask on Faable: common questions
Do I need a Dockerfile to host Flask?
No. A requirements.txt, pyproject.toml or Pipfile plus a module defining app = Flask(...) is all Faable needs. A Dockerfile is an option on Hobby and Pro.
Do I have to remove app.run() from my code?
No. Faable never calls it, because gunicorn serves your app. Keep it under if __name__ == "__main__" for local development.
Can I host a Flask app for free?
Yes, with no credit card. The Free plan runs each app on 0.6 vCPU and 512 MB of memory, and the app sleeps after 30 minutes without requests and wakes on the next one. Hobby is 15 € a month.
Where is my app hosted?
In the EU, with GDPR compliance. Your app is served at <app>.faable.link with free SSL, and you can add your own domain on any plan.
Ship your first deploy
Connect your repo, push, and watch it go live — with Zero Ops, your data hosted in the EU and real human support behind you. Free to start, no credit card required.