"I hated managing
my own server.
So I fixed it."
I run a mini PC in my living room as a homelab. On it lives a price tracker, a Telegram reminder bot, a personal API, and a handful of cron scripts. For years, managing them meant 3am SSH sessions, hunting down which screen session my bot was hiding in, and having zero idea if anything survived the last reboot.
I wanted something that felt like a real product — not a patchwork of bash aliases. So I built Venvy. It runs on the same mini PC, costs nothing extra to operate, and replaced every ad-hoc workflow I had. Now I manage everything from my phone, in bed, in 30 seconds.
This website you're reading right now is hosted on it. So is the license validation API — the service that checks your key on install, prevents key sharing abuse, and serves the installer and updates. Payment is handled by a third-party checkout service, not me directly. But everything after that: key issuance, validation, and distribution runs on Venvy, on my own hardware. If I trust it with my own infrastructure, I'm confident selling it to you.