UI Bakery Self-Hosted 2.0: Secure vibe-coded internal tool

Self-hosted UI Bakery

Self-host UI Bakery in your private network, either locally or on cloud platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure. Run the command below in your terminal to get started.

curl -k -L -o install.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/uibakery/self-hosted/main/install.sh && bash ./install.sh

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Protect

For environments with strict security requirements.

The self-hosted solution is fully air-gapped, with no analytics collection, and supports compliance standards such as HIPAA, SOC 2, and PCI. You retain full control over performance through your own infrastructure and deployment setup.

SOC2 Certified
Advanced RBAC
Audit logs
Multi-Factor Authentication
SSO
Run

Run UI Bakery self-hosted in minutes.

Deploy UI Bakery locally, connect it to your databases or APIs, and start building internal tools. Invite your team and other users.

Docker support

Run UI Bakery as a set of Docker containers, making it easy to integrate into your existing infrastructure and manage across environments.

Built-in database

Use the built-in MySQL database for data storage, or configure a connection to an external database for greater flexibility.

Security

Set up SSO with oAuth2 or SAML providers.

Enhance security with single sign-on. Allow users to log in using a single set of credentials. Support for SAML-based identity providers such as Google, Azure AD, Okta, and others. Import user groups to manage access within UI Bakery.

SSO
Adjust

Deploy your apps on a custom domain.

Deploy and host your apps on your own domain. Retain full control over access, activity, and data, all within your infrastructure.

Domain identity

Use your corporate domain to provide a consistent and recognizable experience for your users.

Domain identity
Domain identity
Access control

Enforce access policies using domain restrictions and firewall configurations.

Self-hosted version core capabilities.

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Unlimited apps & data source connections
Unlimited scheduled jobs/webhooks
Community support
Modules & Actions Library
Monthly AI trial credits included
Git version control
Bring your own AI model provider key
Audit Logs
App Export
Premium support
Embedded Apps
AI Capabilities
Unlimited seats
Custom SSO (SAML, OpenID, oAuth2)
Add more than 5 users
AI usage credits via Cloud workspace *
User Roles (admin, editor, user)
Up to 5 users
Online chat/ email support
Role-based access control
Unlimited apps, pages, client actions, data sources
Built-in roles
Custom SSO (SAML, OpenID)
Hosted database
Audit logs
Release history
Git version-control
Community Support
More than 50 workspace view seats
Unlimited public app users
App Migration & Custom Development Services
White-labelling
Release history
Unlimited seats
$40 of AI usage credits
Dedicated support
App and data source Environments
Custom User Roles
Public and Private Apps
App and data source Environments
Custom themes
App Migration & Custom Development Services
Dedicated VM
Mobile Responsive Apps
"The UI Bakery platform offers a cost-effective approach to creating applications. With UI Bakery, you can achieve your app development goals without breaking the bank."
"Before switching to UI Bakery we developed a number of apps within the Retool system. The Retool system was good but ultimately did not have the flexibility and feature sets that we required."
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Self-hosted decision center

Choose self-hosted UI Bakery when deployment control matters

Self-hosted UI Bakery is for teams that need to build internal apps close to private data, inside an infrastructure model their security and platform teams can approve.

Best fit

  • Private databases or APIs are not exposed publicly.
  • Security review requires on-premise or private-cloud deployment.
  • Your team wants direct control over hosting, updates, backups, and network policy.

Operating model

Self-hosting gives more control, but your team also owns the environment: infrastructure, monitoring, backup policy, upgrade timing, and incident response.

Common use cases

Admin panels, operations dashboards, approval workflows, CRUD tools, and internal portals connected to private systems.

How the self-hosted deployment model works

According to UI Bakery public installation materials, self-hosted deployment uses Docker/Docker Compose and a license-key setup flow. Teams usually evaluate four layers: application platform, data connections, identity, and operations.

Self-hosted responsibility matrix

AreaUI Bakery providesYour team controls
Application platformBuilder and runtime for internal appsWhich apps are built, published, maintained, and retired
Hosting environmentSelf-hosted deployment package and setup guidanceServer, cloud account, private network, firewall, DNS, and infrastructure policy
InstallationDocker/Docker Compose-based installation flow and docsOS access, resource allocation, deployment automation, and compatibility checks
Data accessConnectors and app-building tools for databases and APIsCredentials, network routes, least-privilege access, and data policy
OperationsProduct releases and update guidanceUpgrade timing, backups, monitoring, alerts, rollback, and incident process
Compliance processPlatform controls and documentation inputsFinal compliance scope, audits, policies, and legal review

Cloud vs self-hosted UI Bakery

Choose Cloud whenChoose self-hosted when
You want the fastest pilot and minimal infrastructure work.Apps must run inside your own infrastructure model.
Data sources can be connected safely from a hosted setup.Databases or APIs are reachable only from a private network.
The first rollout is for a small team or lower-risk workflow.Security, platform, or procurement teams require deployment control.

Validate before rollout

  • Target infrastructure and network access
  • Credential and secret management
  • SSO, groups, RBAC, and MFA requirements

Plan operations

  • Backups and monitoring
  • Update testing and rollback
  • Ownership for incidents and access reviews

Check requirements

Public setup docs list a Linux-based OS, minimum 2 vCPUs, 4 GiB memory, 20 GiB storage, sudo access, and network access to required resources during installation/update.

Self-hosted UI Bakery FAQ

Is UI Bakery available as self-hosted software?

Yes. UI Bakery provides a self-hosted/on-premise option for teams that want to run the platform in their own infrastructure.

Is self-hosted the same as offline?

Not necessarily. Offline operation depends on the exact setup, licensing, update process, and network requirements, so validate it before committing.

Can it connect to private databases?

Yes. A common reason to choose self-hosted UI Bakery is to build internal apps on top of private databases, APIs, and services.

Who manages updates and backups?

In a self-hosted deployment, your team typically controls infrastructure, backup process, monitoring, and update timing.