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Publish Python web apps.
Share them with your team.

Toolship gives you a simple way to deploy, share, and manage internal Python web apps on your organization's own infrastructure. No deployment expertise required.

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How it works

From Python app to shared internal tool

Toolship handles what comes after you have built the app.

  1. 01

    Add your app

    Point toolship to your Python web app and its dependencies.

  2. 02

    Deploy it

    Toolship containerizes your app and runs it on infrastructure controlled by your organization.

  3. 03

    Share it with your team

    Give colleagues one place to find and open the app.

  4. 04

    Manage it over time

    Monitor its status and logs, publish updates, and keep its owner and lifecycle visible.

Benefits

Make useful internal apps easier to share and manage

Give app creators a simple path to publish while keeping the visibility and control your organization needs.

Publish in minutes, without running servers yourself

Get your app into your colleagues' hands quickly without becoming responsible for deployment infrastructure.

Give your team one place for internal apps

Make useful applications easier to find, open, and reuse.

Keep control of your environment

Run toolship and your applications on infrastructure managed by your organization.

Give IT clear visibility

Maintain a shared view of deployed applications and their owners without making IT deploy every app.

The shift: Internal tools in the age of AI

AI is dramatically reducing the cost of building internal tools.

Engineers, analysts, and scientists can now create scripts, apps, and automations in minutes - often for very specific needs.

But while developing tools has become dramatically faster, everything after is still fragmented.

Tools live in notebooks, repositories, and local environments. They're hard to share, maintain, and track - often running without oversight, pulling in external code and introducing unseen risks.

The challenge isn't developing tools anymore.
It's running them all properly.

And this is exactly what toolship is built for.

Julien Capul

Julien Capul

julien@toolship.dev

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your colleagues need?

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FAQ

Questions about toolship

Want to know more? Explore the questions most relevant to your team.

Toolship is a self-hosted platform for deploying, sharing, and managing internal Python web apps.

It is designed for engineers, scientists, analysts, and other technical employees who build useful Python applications but are not professional software developers.

Toolship is initially focused on Python web apps. More precise framework support will be announced as early access approaches.

No. Toolship is intended to handle the deployment process so that app creators can focus on their application.

Toolship is designed to run on infrastructure controlled by your organization, keeping internal applications and data within your environment.

It provides a common deployment path and a central view of what is running and who owns it, while allowing application creators to work independently.

Dependency checks for known vulnerabilities are planned for early access. They will support, not replace, your organization's security review.

Toolship is coming soon. Join the waitlist to receive availability updates and opportunities to try it.