Myrtille
Two minutes in the town

Run your company like a town.

Myrtille turns your self-hosted infrastructure (Coolify first) and your AI coding agents (Claude Code first) into a living pixel-art town. You see what runs, you see what is waiting for a decision, and every click triggers a real action.

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Myrtille is French for blueberry. Say "meer-TEE".

Connects to what you already run

Open source, no paywall, ever

Everything is Apache 2.0. Self-hosted Myrtille has every feature. The cloud sells connectivity and peace of mind, never features.

  • Apache 2.0, everything

    The engine, the game, the agents, the CLI and the cloud code, in one repository.

  • No paywall, ever

    Self-hosted Myrtille has every feature, for any number of users and towns.

  • Your secrets stay yours

    Tokens are encrypted at rest and never shown, not even to an administrator.

  • Telemetry only on a yes

    Opt-in and anonymous, and you see the exact document before anything is sent.

See what runs. See what waits. Act in one click.

The town

Every environment is a district, every project a building, every service, automation or agent a citizen whose look reflects its real state. When contact is lost, citizens turn grey: the town never lies.

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The mail

Everything waiting for a human decision, sorted by urgency: an agent permission, a failed deployment, a preview ready. Decide in one click, from your phone too.

See it in the demo

Real actions

Redeploy, restart, give a coding agent a mission, approve a permission. Read-only until you enable actions, district by district. Every action is audited.

How actions stay safe

Zero intrusion

Configuration only: webhooks, APIs, user-level hooks and a Docker agent. Not one line in your repositories.

Connect Claude Code

Two minutes in the town

The video of the town arrives with version 1.0. Until then, the demo shows the same scenario, live: a deployment, a failure, a permission and a mission.

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Myrtille Cloud

The same town, nothing to host: no inbound port, mobile push and relay included, hosted in the European Union. It opens with version 1.0. Tell us about your team and we will write when it does.

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Tell us about your team

How we keep your answers: privacy policy

Questions

Is Myrtille related to cedrozor/myrtille?

No. cedrozor/myrtille is an unrelated project with the same name: a web gateway for remote desktops (RDP). This Myrtille is a control tower for your infrastructure and coding agents, at github.com/myrtillehq/myrtille.

How do you say it?

"meer-TEE". Myrtille is French for blueberry, which is why the mascot is one.

Does Myrtille send telemetry?

Only if you say yes. The setup shows the exact document that would be sent, once a day, anonymous, before you choose. You can change your mind at any time, and nothing is sent before a yes.

Does it touch my repositories or my code?

Never. Myrtille reads APIs and webhooks, and Claude Code reports to it through hooks in your user settings, never in a project. It writes nothing in your repositories.

What happens when a server stops answering?

Its citizens turn grey with the time of the last news. The town never shows something as fine when it does not know.

Is self-hosting really free?

Yes, with every feature, for any number of users and towns, under the Apache 2.0 licence. The cloud sells hosting and connectivity, never features.

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