Cider V1 had a Flatpak package and it makes it very easy to run Cider anywhere that supports flatpak.
You would probably have to host your own Flatpak repository and offer a .Flatpakref so people who can download the .Flatpakref can add the repo and install Cider.
I use an atomic distro (Fedora Silverblue) and while I can use the rpm package, it would be so much nicer to use a Flatpak.