Connect once. Keep pushing.
Import from GitHub or GitLab, choose your branch, and configure your build. New commits follow the same path to production.
Your code, out in the world
Lahyer Deploy.
Bring the code you already write. Lahyer handles the build, the deployment, and the next release, with your framework and workflow intact.
Deploy a projectFROM COMMIT TO RUNNING APPLICATION
EXAMPLE DEPLOYMENT
Your next push starts here.
5 projectsIncluded on Free
Git or CLIPlus archive uploads and Dockerfile support
Your stackStatic sites and server applications
The deployment workflow
Less ceremony.
More shipping.
A small change should not need a separate operations project. Stay close to your code, from the first build to the next rollback.
Review before you release.
Pull request previews give each change its own URL. Review the actual application before merging it into production.
A way back, built in.
Roll back to an available deployment without rebuilding. You can review build and runtime logs before choosing what happens next.
Your stack has a place here.
- Next.js
- React
- Vite
- Astro
- SvelteKit
- Nuxt
- Remix
- Angular
A little less guesswork
Errors happen.
Get to the reason.
Lahyer AI reads the build logs and your project context. You get an explanation, the evidence behind it, and a practical next step.
Bring your project alongA few useful answers
Before you begin.
Do I need a Dockerfile?
Not for a supported framework. Lahyer detects common frameworks and builds them for you. Bring a Dockerfile when your application needs a custom build or runtime.
Can I deploy without GitHub?
Yes. Use GitLab, upload an archive, or deploy a directory with the Lahyer CLI.
Will my application sleep on Free?
Idle server applications can sleep and have a cold start on their next request. Pro includes one always-on production application. Static delivery does not require a running application replica.
Where does my application run?
Application compute runs in Africa, with global edge delivery. Performance also depends on your application, visitors, and network conditions.