PocketOne
brew install pockethost/tap/pocketone
pocketone serveA community fork of PocketBase
PocketOne is a 100% backward compatible fork of PocketBase and ships with popular goodies like point-in-time restore, server-rendered pages, deploys, MCP for agents and more. Check out our growing list of extensions and contribute one of your own.
How PocketOne is built
PocketOne tracks upstream PocketBase. Its own changes to the core are only the hooks extensions need.
A small core
Core changes are hooks only: marked in the source, reviewed by someone who didn't write them, and kept small so upstream releases merge cleanly.
Everything is an extension
Each feature is its own Go module with a README and an example. Extensions you don't use add no work to your app.
One app or hundreds
The same extension runs on a single app and on every instance of a multi-instance host. PocketHost runs it in production.
What you get
In every pocketone binary, off until you use it (point-in-time restore is on by default).
- Point-in-time restore: restore your database to any moment, from the dashboard
- Pages: server-rendered sites from a
pb_pagesfolder, no build step - Deploys:
pocketone deploy,dev,pullandlogs - MCP: an endpoint for agents to manage your app
- API tokens: long-lived, scoped tokens for scripts
- Auto TLS: certificates on demand, wildcards too
- Bulk mail: campaigns to your own users
- A config file:
pocketone.yaml, with secrets kept out of your hooks
Built in the open
Ask questions and share ideas in Discussions, report bugs in Issues, and send your extensions as pull requests. Start with Writing an extension.