Git hosting that never leaves Europe
Points and comments are a snapshot, not live.
Pushin.eu offers EU-hosted Git repos with a pledge to block AI slop and never train on user code.
Pushin.eu is a European Git hosting platform built by solo founder Peter Ullrich, hosted on bare-metal Scaleway servers in Paris, France. It promises 100% EU data residency, no CLOUD Act exposure, and invites only registration. Features include public and private repos, GitHub-compatible REST API, and a CLI tool for imports. The platform blocks low-quality contributions through invite-only access and planned vouching systems. It uses Elixir (Phoenix/LiveView) and Rust (gitoxide) for Git storage on S3-compatible buckets. Subscriptions for individuals and teams are planned, with pricing similar to GitHub/GitLab. General availability is expected in early 2027.
What commenters are saying
Commenters were broadly positive about the concept but pressed for missing trust signals: no company details, privacy policy, ToS, or pricing. Founder Peter Ullrich apologized, explaining the landing page was incomplete when it hit HN. He clarified the product is invite-only beta, bootstrapped, and built with Elixir and Rust on Scaleway. Some questioned the AI-slop-blocking claims, noting the marketing copy itself felt AI-generated. Others appreciated the transparent founder responses and the tech stack choice. A few users called for clearer wording around data "tracking" vs. "collection."