Dev. Staging. Prod.
One click apart.

You're developing against a local database, but you need to test against the staging API for five minutes. Normally: stop the server, edit .env, change DATABASE_URL and API_BASE_URL, restart the server, test, then reverse everything. If you forget to switch back, you're writing to staging data for an hour.

Donk gives every server named environment profiles. dev, staging, production — or whatever names make sense. Each profile has its own set of environment variables. Switch with one click. The server restarts in about a second — hot-reload preserves tunnels, file watchers, and worker processes.

• Named profiles per server — dev, staging, production, or custom
• Each profile stores its own environment variables
• One-click switch — no file editing, no restarts from scratch
• ~1 second hot-reload — tunnels and file watchers stay alive
• Visual indicator shows which profile is active
• CLI access — donk env switch my-api staging
• Configurable in donk.toml — commit profiles without secrets