Yundera is a managed self-hosting platform. You pick a hosting provider like Hetzner, Contabo, or Scaleway, and Yundera sets up and manages the entire server for you. Install apps with one click, get automatic domains and HTTPS, and pay one flat monthly price with no per-app or per-user fees.

Is Yundera real self-hosting?

Yes. Your data lives on your server at your chosen hosting provider. Yundera handles server management, domains, and reachability. Your app traffic goes directly to your server. Only behind CGNAT does traffic travel through an encrypted WireGuard tunnel.

How is Yundera different from Cloudron or YunoHost?

Cloudron and YunoHost are software you install on a server you provision and maintain yourself. Yundera manages the entire server for you — you just pick apps. No SSH, no Docker, no SSL renewals, no Linux administration required.

Is my traffic encrypted?

Yes. All traffic is encrypted with HTTPS (TLS). Use sslip.io for true end-to-end encryption, or nsl.sh subdomains for convenient encrypted-in-transit access.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Point any domain at your server using a Cloudflare CNAME record or a direct A record.

Where is my data stored?

All data stays on your server at your chosen hosting provider. Nothing is stored on Yundera servers.

What apps can I install?

Nextcloud, Immich, Jellyfin, Vaultwarden, n8n, Ghost, Docmost, Uptime Kuma, and 100+ more. All install with one click and get automatic domains and HTTPS.

Do I need technical knowledge?

No. Apps install with one click. Domains and HTTPS are automatic. Advanced users can SSH in and customize everything.

What if Yundera servers go down?

Your apps and data remain on your server. Local network access continues. Only nsl.sh domains would be temporarily unavailable.

Is NSL.SH open source?

Yes. NSL.SH is the open-source networking layer that provides automatic domains and HTTPS. Fully open source on GitHub at github.com/Yundera/mesh-router-root. Uses WireGuard.

How much does Yundera cost?

Starting from EUR 11.99/month depending on the hosting provider you choose. One flat price includes server management, all apps, all users. No per-app or per-user fees.

Which hosting providers does Yundera support?

Hetzner, Contabo, Scaleway, Vultr, and others. You pick the provider and plan. Yundera publishes benchmarks on 1,247 servers from 38 providers to help you choose.

How do I backup my data?

All data is under /DATA/. Use rsync to copy to USB or remote server. Automatic daily backups via cron.

Can I migrate from other platforms?

Yes. Export data from your current platform, install the same app on Yundera, copy data to /DATA/AppData/.

Is Yundera GDPR compliant?

All data stored on your server at your chosen provider. Yundera servers never store personal data. Aptero SAS is headquartered in Paris under EU law.

About Yundera

Yundera and NSL.SH are built by Aptero, a French deep-tech company based in Paris and Seoul, with a branch in Chile.

What we build

Yundera — a managed Personal Cloud Server platform. You get your own server with one-click app installs, automatic domains, HTTPS, and full data ownership.
NSL.SH — an open-source mesh network that automates domains, routing, and TLS for self-hosted applications. It gives any self-hosted app a public subdomain ({app}.{user}.nsl.sh) with automatic HTTPS, without needing a public IP, port-forwarding, or manual DNS/certificate setup.

Background

Aptero previously built immersive 3D/WebXR experiences for global enterprises including L'Oréal, KPMG, Aéroports de Paris, and Mars. The team won the Facebook Developer Circles Community Challenge 2019 (worldwide winner from 12,000+ participants) and was the first company to build immersive 3D spaces inside Microsoft Teams.

From that foundation in immersive web and AI, Aptero now focuses on sovereign, open-source digital infrastructure — helping people own their data by making self-hosting accessible.

Recognition

Facebook Developer Circles Community Challenge 2019 — Worldwide winner (Europe regional + Productivity & Utility category).
Pre-seed investment from The Sandbox and Brinc.
Multiple technology prizes across the Meta and Microsoft developer ecosystems.
K-Startup Grand Challenge participant (KISED, Korean government).
NextRise, Seoul — five consecutive editions (2022–2026).

International presence

Paris, France — headquarters
Seoul, South Korea — office and ecosystem partnerships
Chile — branch for Latin American operations

Open-source commitment

NSL.SH — open-source domain/routing/TLS automation
casaos-oidc-bridge — open-source bridge between CasaOS and OIDC (GitHub)
App Store — curated, open-source app collection (GitHub)
Collaboration with major open-source projects: Immich, Jellyfin, Docmost, and others
Monthly open-source tech meetups in Paris (self-hosting workshops, co-organised with Electrocycle)

What we build​

Background​

Recognition​

International presence​

Open-source commitment​

What we build

Background

Recognition

International presence

Open-source commitment