It works on localhost. Now what?
An AI tool got you a running app on your laptop. Getting it in front of real users means a server, a database, HTTPS, backups and a way to ship updates — none of which the AI tool taught you.
No server yet? We lend you a free 4GB test server for 7 days.
You vibe-coded it. We'll put it on a real server.
Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or Claude got you a working app. Paste the GitHub repo and Railyard detects the framework, adds the database, HTTPS and backups — so real users can actually use it, with no DevOps, no Docker and no server to patch.
No credit card · No cloud account needed to test · or use email
Paste the repo, that's it
No Dockerfile needed. Railyard reads your package.json, requirements.txt, Gemfile or go.mod, detects the framework and builds it the same way a platform engineer would.
A database with no setup
Need Postgres or Redis? Railyard attaches one, wires the connection string into your app's environment, and backs it up automatically.
| Figuring out a VPS yourself | Railyard | |
|---|---|---|
| Going from localhost to live | Learn SSH, Nginx, systemd, certificates | Paste a repo, get a URL |
| HTTPS | Generate and renew certificates by hand | Automatic, renews itself |
| Database | Install Postgres, configure backups yourself | One click, backed up automatically |
| Shipping an update | SSH in, pull, restart, hope nothing broke | Push to deploy, zero downtime, rollback in one click |
| If it breaks | Dig through raw server logs over SSH | Readable logs and a one-click rollback |
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Sign in with GitHub
No credit card, no phone number.
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Paste your repo
The one Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or Claude helped you build.
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Go live
Railyard detects the framework, builds it, adds HTTPS and a database if you need one.
Will my AI-built app actually work?
If it runs locally with a standard framework (Next.js, Rails, Django, Laravel, Express, FastAPI and more) or ships its own Dockerfile, yes. Railyard builds it the same way whether a human or an AI tool wrote the code.
What does it cost?
The Free plan is free forever: 1 server plus a database server and 3 apps. Pro (unlimited apps, up to 5 servers, PR previews) is $19 a month per team, and every new team gets 14 days of Pro free.
What if it breaks after I deploy?
Roll back to the previous version in one click from the dashboard. Logs are readable in the UI, not raw SSH output, so you can see what actually went wrong.
Do I need to know Docker or SSH?
No. Paste a repo and Railyard builds it, or point it at a server over SSH once and never touch the terminal again.