Erawan

Heavy things are what elephants are for.

Tell the AI you already use to put it online, and you get a link anyone can open. No account, no card.

Paste this into the chat you already have open

Put this online for me — erawan.cloud/go
Or pick the tool you use

Websites stay up for free · sign up later, only to keep it

Carries the load

From a single page to an app with a database and real users behind it.

Forgets nothing

Every version kept. Return to any day of it in one step.

Stands steady

Up is where it stays. When something breaks, your AI hears about it before you do.

The whole thing

You ask. It publishes. You get a link.

No settings page, no file to edit. It all happens in the same window you already talk to your AI in.

  1. You askIn plain words, the way you'd ask a person.
  2. We checkIf a password was left in the code, the deploy stops and your AI is told how to fix it.
  3. It goes upIts own address, with the lock icon already on.
  4. You keep goingChange something, ask again. The old version is still kept.
You This looks right — put it on the internet.
AI —Checked for passwords left in the code
—Built
—Live helo.erawan.app
You The header's too big — shrink it and update.

What it costs

Free here isn't a trial.

Most of what an AI builds is just files, and files cost us almost nothing to serve — so we don't charge for them. You pay only when your app needs a computer running all day.

Pages & sites

Free

Forever, no card

Anything finished the moment it's built: portfolios, landing pages, calculators, the single-page app your AI just made.

Apps that remember

฿150 /mo

Database and backups included

Logins, saved data, scheduled email — anything with a database behind it.

Connect

Which AI are you building with?

Pick it and we'll set up the rest. About a minute, and you won't need to do it again.

Some of these can act for you; some can only tell you what to do. If yours can't, it will say so and tell you what comes next.

Not on the list? Tell us what you use — most of them work.

Never asked of you

None of this is your job.

  • A domain to buy
  • DNS records to point
  • A certificate to renew
  • A config file to write
  • A server to rent
  • A database to install
  • Backups to remember
  • A terminal to open