(see the benchmarks, page 2)How much faster Codemany built our test projects than GitHub. And what everyone on Codemany has saved so far, in dollars and minutes.
Run GitHub Actions on your own Mac or Linux.
Self-hosted runners: a fresh one for every job, on the machines you already own.
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Codemany in 15 seconds
On the page, a 15-second silent video of the Codemany app sets it up in four steps:
- Connect GitHub. Sign in with GitHub. Or paste a token instead. Runners register with your GitHub account. Codemany keeps your GitHub token and license in your Keychain.
- Pick repos. Pick a repository. Then start runners.
- Change one line. Your Mac is ready. Add this line to a workflow:
runs-on: [self-hosted, codemany] - Keeps running. Your Mac keeps running: a fresh runner for every job. Each runner takes one job, then a fresh one replaces it.
Set it up in five minutes: Get started.
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why · page 3 of 3
Why I built Codemany.
I built Amaltash with Claude Code. Its agents push code all day, and every push runs CI. My GitHub bill kept growing.
Other hosted runners still charge by the minute. So I built Codemany: your own machines, one flat price.
Arpit Agarwal, maker of Codemany
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