Open git hosting
Your git server shouldn’t be
the thing that goes down.
GitCamp is git hosting you can trust — because you can own the software. The entire server is open source. Inspect it, self-host it, or leave whenever you want.
The software running this website
SimuCorps/GitCamp
Not a mirror and not a snapshot — this is the repository this server builds from, hosted on itself.
- Licence
- AGPL-3.0
Why you might believe us
Nobody moves their company’s source code to a new git host because it’s cheap. They move because they believe their repositories won’t disappear. So trust has to be structural rather than promised.
The service will still exist
The whole platform is open source. If we vanish, the software doesn't.
Read the code →Backups actually work
Repositories are plain bare git repos on disk; Postgres holds only metadata. A pg_dump and a tar is a complete backup — and we test restores.
Backup procedure →You can leave
Every repository is an ordinary git repository. Leaving is a git clone, not a support ticket. No proprietary formats, anywhere.
How to export everything →Git operations are reliable
One status page for git, web, API, SSH and storage — with recorded uptime, and an honest account of what it can't see.
Live status →Your data isn't the product
We don't sell it, and the code that handles it is public and auditable line by line.
How it works →Prices won't be held over you
You can always run it yourself. That's the ceiling on what we're able to charge — and we'd rather have the ceiling than not.
What we won't do →Don’t trust us? Run it yourself.
One compose file brings up the API, git over HTTPS and SSH, the web interface and automatic TLS. If any step of that is wrong or unclear, it’s a bug worth reporting — “you can always leave” is only true if leaving works.
git clone https://gitcamp.net/SimuCorps/GitCamp.git cd GitCamp && cp .env.example .env docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d