Getting started
Never used a coding AI before? Start here.
You don't need to know what a terminal is, or to have put a website online before, to end today with a real link you can send someone. Pick the tool you already use, or the one that looks easiest. Every way ends with the same kind of link, and Erawan costs nothing to start.
Want a hand from the start? Erawan gets your first app online for free on Hobby and above.
Pick one
They are ordered by how much you set up, not by how good they are, and every one ends with the same kind of real link. If you already use one of them, start there.
Connect Claude
A browser and a Claude account, which you can make for free. Paste one link into the Connectors page, then ask in the chat. No terminal at all. If you have never used an AI before, this is the easiest start.
Connect ChatGPT
If you already use ChatGPT, keep using it. Turn on Developer mode in Settings once, add Erawan as a plugin, then ask in the chat as usual.
Connect Cursor
A code editor with the AI built in. It installs like any other app and has a free plan with no card. Good if you want to see the files in your project and open them yourself.
Connect Claude Code
The AI opens files and runs commands on your computer itself, so it can do the most of any of these. It needs a terminal (the lesson starts with how to open one) and a paid Claude plan.
Connect Codex
OpenAI's coding AI. If you already use Codex, one line pasted into the terminal connects it to Erawan.
No AI account at all, and you only want to see what this looks like? The lab in the browser shows you. To build an app you will actually use, start with one of the ways above.
Already have something that writes code?
Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI or anything else: you don't need to switch. Open the chat you already use and paste this.
It reads Erawan's guide itself and carries on from there.
The first time, you don't need an account. The link you get works for 24 hours. To keep the app, sign up free within that time, and the link you already sent to people keeps working.
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