Your agents build it in a sandbox and open the pull request. You review and merge. The app goes out the careful way, to your domain, from your repository, with the back end running on Omarchy.Fans Cloud.
Buy or bring a domain in your own Cloudflare account. The front end and the domain live there, so they stay yours whatever happens.
We create a repository in your account from a starter that already has a proper pipeline in it: checks on every pull request, a staging environment, and releases that go to a small slice of traffic first.
Merging to main ships. A new release starts on a fraction of your visitors, and you promote it or roll it back with one click. Your back end shows up on the same bill as your agents and sandboxes.
The code is in your GitHub and the domain is in your Cloudflare. Leave any time and take both with you.
Two copies of your back end, a gradual switch between them, and an instant way back. The release process big teams use, without the big team.
No servers to pick, no deploy scripts to write, no health checks to wire. The pipeline in your repo talks to us; we do the rest.
Web apps are not available yet, and pricing will be published before they are. Everything else on this site works today.