FoundryDock is a private, self-hosted toolkit for founders — pitch decks, board meetings, documents, and brand assets on infrastructure you control.
Designed for the full founder workflow — from first deck to board minutes.
Investor decks as React/TSX slides on a fixed 16:9 canvas—layout templates, drag-and-drop order, presenter mode with speaker notes, and optional sync to your own Supabase project.
Available nowRich-text documents with categories for contracts, NDAs, board minutes, brand guidelines, and more—backed by structured templates and company-scoped storage on your Supabase stack.
Available nowUpload and organize files in folders per company—decks, media, and collateral in one asset bank that feeds pitch work and brand operations.
Available nowMeeting list, agendas, and detail views with materials in one place—plus email invitations through Supabase Edge Functions on infrastructure you operate.
Available nowA dedicated brand hub for logos, colors, and usage rules—together with expiring share links and read-only deck views for advisors and investors.
Available nowEvery feature in FoundryDock runs on servers you provision. Clone, configure, deploy — no SaaS subscription required, no data ever leaves your environment.
Core principleYour documents, decks, and minutes never touch our servers. They live where you put them — your VPS, your cloud account, your rules.
Open source codebase means you own the software. Fork it, extend it, audit it. Your workflow isn't held hostage by a subscription tier.
Every access, every change, every login — logged and inspectable. Know exactly who saw what, and when.
Pay for your own server, not a per-seat SaaS markup. Scale without surprise invoices.
Designed to integrate with your identity provider when you're ready — no proprietary auth walls.
"Your cap table, your investor updates, your board minutes — none of this should live on someone else's servers."
FoundryDock is built on the belief that founder-sensitive data deserves founder-controlled infrastructure. We're building the tools. You keep the keys.
Pull the open source repository onto any machine you control — a VPS, your own server, or a cloud instance. No account creation required.
Copy the example environment file and fill in your own values — database URL, auth secrets, storage path. Everything stays local.
Apply Supabase migrations, set your environment variables, then run the Vite app (or build static assets behind your reverse proxy). Your data stays on your Supabase project and storage.
FoundryDock is open source. Star the repo, open an issue, or join the discussion — the roadmap is shaped by the people who actually use it.