Bring the stack you know

Framework hosting.

Next.js, React, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, React Router, Angular, static sites and Dockerfiles. Connect a repository and Lahyer detects the framework, builds it and gives it a live URL with HTTPS.

Deploy a project

Pick your stack

How Lahyer runs each framework.

Each guide shows what Lahyer looks for in your repository, how it builds your app and how it runs, with the questions developers ask before the first deploy.

Next.js

Server rendering, route handlers and API routes on Node.js, or a static export.

Next.js hosting guide

React

Vite and Create React App builds, served as static files with client-side routing.

React hosting guide

Astro

Static sites from dist/, or server output with the Node adapter.

Astro hosting guide

SvelteKit

adapter-node for a Node.js server, or adapter-static for a static site.

SvelteKit hosting guide

Nuxt

nuxt build runs on a Node.js server; nuxt generate is served as static files.

Nuxt hosting guide

React Router

Server rendering on Node.js, or SPA mode served as static files. Remix too.

React Router hosting guide

Angular

The browser build from angular.json, served as static files with deep links.

Angular hosting guide

Static site

Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, served from a global edge with HTTPS.

Static site hosting guide

Docker

Any language or runtime: Lahyer builds your Dockerfile and runs the container.

Docker hosting guide

From repository to live URL

Connect once.
Keep pushing.

Bring your code.

Import from GitHub or GitLab, upload a zip, or deploy a folder with the Lahyer CLI.

Lahyer reads your files.

Dependencies, lockfiles and config files decide the framework, package manager, Node.js version and build command. You can change any of them.

Every push deploys.

Production follows your branch, pull requests get preview URLs, and earlier deployments stay ready for a rollback.

A few useful answers

Before you begin.

What if my framework is not listed?

If it builds into static files, set the output directory in the build settings. If it runs a server, add a Dockerfile. Analog, SolidStart and TanStack Start are not supported yet.

Does Lahyer support monorepos?

Yes. Set the root directory to the app you want to deploy. Lahyer also finds the lockfile at the repository root.

Which Node.js versions can I use?

Node.js 20 and 22. Lahyer reads .nvmrc, .node-version or engines.node and picks the closest available version.

Can I change what Lahyer detects?

Yes. Change the framework, install command, build command or output directory in the project's build settings.