Ship Flask in ~2 minutes.

• Flask's request lifecycle is short and synchronous — fits Percher's container model with no async surprises.
• Set `mode = "pocketbase"` and a managed PocketBase comes up alongside the app; auth, file storage, and SQLite without wiring up Postgres.

bunx percher create my-app --template flask
cd my-app
bunx percher publish

The first command scaffolds a working Flask project plus a percher.toml. Publish builds and deploys it, then prints the live URL.

The canonical config for a Flask app on Percher. bunx percher init generates this automatically when it detects Flask in your project.

[app]
name = "my-app"
runtime = "python"
framework = "flask"

[web]
command = "gunicorn main:app --bind 0.0.0.0:5000"
port = 5000
health = "/health"

[data]
mode = "pocketbase"

• Production needs a WSGI server — set `[web].command` to `gunicorn`, not `flask run`, and add `gunicorn` to your requirements. Python builds refuse an app without `[web].command`.
• Add a `/health` route that returns `({"status": "ok"}, 200)`; the deploy health check is strict about the 200 response.

• Recommended setup
• Environment variables