Your AI wrote the app. Erawan puts it online.

Ask in the chat, get a link

Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code or Codex: whichever AI you already use connects to Erawan Cloud. Once it is connected you say “put it online”, and it does the rest, then hands you a link on your-app.erawan.app that anyone can open, with HTTPS already in place.

Most platforms expect a person to open a dashboard, write a config file and press Deploy. If DNS and containers mean nothing to you, that step is where a lot of people give up. Here the AI presses the button and reads the log, and if something breaks it fixes it and tries again. You wait for the link.

If you don't want to write an app at all and just want a shop or an AI assistant that is ready to use, Erawan Solution is probably the better fit.

Every deploy is checked for you

• A leaked key stops the deploy. If an AWS or Stripe key slipped into the code, or a .env file went up with it, the deploy stops and your AI is told what to fix. Those are the mistakes that cost real money.
• Every version is kept. A new version never overwrites the old one. If the latest has a problem, roll back to the one before.
• When it fails, you know why. The log goes back to your AI, which reads it and carries on fixing, so you are not the one digging through it.

What an app gets

The parts you would otherwise rent one at a time from different providers, asked for by the same AI that wrote the code, with the connection details put into your app for you. You never copy a password from one screen into another.

• A Postgres database, made when the app needs one.
• Redis and file storage, for sessions and the pictures your users upload.
• Sign-in with Google or LINE, added with one command. Your app never stores anyone's password.
• Email that sends, without an account at a mail provider.
• Scheduled jobs, such as a nightly sales summary or a morning report.
• Logs and usage numbers for each app, in the console for you and as data your AI can act on.
• Your own domain with HTTPS, on the paid plans.

Apps and their databases run on servers in Thailand, so they are quick for visitors there. Encryption and backups are set out in full on the security page.

Pricing

Websites are free with no end date. Your first app is free for 30 days, and after that you pick a plan if you want it to keep running. During the launch, Hobby is ฿99 a month, and signing up in that window keeps the price for as long as you stay.

Every plan is a flat price, never metered by visitors or data transferred, so no bill arrives as a surprise. See every plan

Try it before you sign up

The first time, there is no form and no card: your AI can put the app online for you to see first. That link lasts 24 hours. If you like it, sign up free within that time, and the app comes with you. The link you already sent to someone keeps working.

Start from where you are

You already use Claude or ChatGPT. Connect it to Erawan once, then ask in the chat. The steps are in Connect Claude and Connect ChatGPT.

You use Cursor, Claude Code or Codex on your computer. Have the AI run this line once. It installs the erawan command and the guide that teaches your AI how to use it.

On Windows, run irm https://erawan.cloud/install.ps1 | iex instead.

You have never used a coding AI. Start with choosing your first tool. One of the ways there needs nothing installed.

Start

If you have a chat with an AI open, paste this. It reads our guide itself, then puts your app online.