Generally I would avoid promoting myself but in this situation I think it fits the topic. I'm co-founder of a Platform-as-a-Service based in Europe named Ploi Cloud [0]. We focus on web applications working on NodeJS and PHP but would be open to other platforms if people need it. Heroku has always been a source of inspiration to me so if you are looking for an alternative and care about it having a strong European presence please check it out. (We do have a US location too!)

0: https://ploi.cloud

Edit: Forgot to add my thought; I think you should be more clear about what Clink does compared to other software like Claude Code. The building demo's to me (a developer/devops person) are cool but my first thought was 'Why would I use this over Claude Code'? And only in this thread I saw the USP for Clink which makes perfect sense for non-techies!

1. When I select the start date, maybe autofill the end date with 2 weeks or so. 2. I dropped my email, but that is not something I enjoyed doing. 3. I think there should be a clear reason what is expensive and what not. My 2 week itinerary was 25k. I have no idea if this is expensive (probably not), but to me this feels insane.

The goal is quite simple, allow developers to host their application with easy straight forward pricing. We are about to launch very soon. Everything is built on Laravel/PHP.

We are open to beta testers, so if you feel you want to test this please drop me and email in my profile.

That said, the recent changes around Laravel (being bought out and becoming more and more commercial) is not something I (we) consider a good thing. Not necessarily a bad thing, but we all know that a OSS framework becoming commercial doesn't usually end well.

Has been active for over a year steadily working the recommended project. Downloaded over 3TB in 6 days (node reboot, so pod was restarted and stats are not persistent). So rough extrapolation is about 180TB. Happy to help the good cause of the ArchiveTeam!

Edit: typo

0: https://screen.studio/

Now if only I could leave my laptop in everywhere, that would be nice. I never fly without my laptop and it gets old quite fast somehow having to figure out if I should take it out (and spent 5 minutes putting it back in, which sucks if it was not required) or try to take it out when people are waiting on you. I just wished airports would put clear signs up what you have to take out so I can prepare before I get to the belt.

I think (but I am not an expert in this) it slows down the heart and with that, allows you to fall asleep easier.