Deploy and share any app.
Turn the apps your team builds with AI into tools everyone can use. Share only with the people who need them. Each app gets placed behind access control from the start.
Version 0.18.0 · Open source under AGPL-3.0
A safe place for AI-built apps
People across your company are building their own tools with AI assistants. IT usually has nowhere safe to host them and no time to review each one, so they end up on laptops and personal cloud accounts, putting sensitive data at risk.
Pando gives those apps somewhere to run.
Automated security review
Every build is scanned for vulnerable dependencies, leaked secrets and misconfiguration. Admins can set a minimum score required to deploy.
Guardrails
Host policy decides where apps can come from, what they can reach on the network and whether they can be public.
Isolation
Each app runs on its own private network, and builds run in a separate rootless container with no access to the host’s files.
Sign-in with your provider
Apps sit behind sign-in through Okta, Entra ID, Google or any other OIDC or SAML provider, with SCIM support.
What happens when you deploy
- SourceA repository, a folder or an image
- DetectWorks out how to build and run it
- BuildIn a rootless container
- ScanScored 0 to 100
- RunAs a bundle on a private network
- ShareAt its own address, behind sign-in
How Pando builds your app
- 1Compose fileNot found
- 2Published imageNot found
- 3DockerfileNot found
- 4Static siteNot found
- 5Buildpack (Railpack)Uses this
- OtherwisePando asks
Pando uses: Buildpack (Railpack)
Sign-in for every app
Every request goes through Pando. It signs people in and checks they’re allowed before your app sees anything, then tells your app who they are, so it doesn’t need its own login.
- Signed in with Okta
- Shared with finance
A security score for every app
Pando scans apps for vulnerabilities, leaked secrets and misconfiguration, and scores each one from 0 to 100. Admins can restrict deployments to a minimum score.
NoteThis does not fix bad code, but it helps control what gets deployed.
Isolated apps
Apps run in isolated bundles, which have their own private network. This means they can’t reach other apps, and the only way in is through Pando.
Get started
Pando is open source under AGPL-3.0. The license covers Pando, not the apps you host on it.
Everything Pando includes is on the features page. For a commercial license, support or managed hosting, see pricing.