Stop configuring cloud dashboards. Push your static site and get a live URL — CDN, SSL, the works. No YAML, no Git hooks, no CI pipeline.
One install, globally. Run curl -fsSL https://fyra.sh/install.sh | sh and you're ready on Mac, Linux, or Windows.
Run fyra register to create an account, then fyra login. Your session is saved locally so you only do this once.
Inside your project, run fyra create. Pick a name or get one assigned. A .deploy.yaml is saved locally.
Run fyra push. Your directory is compressed, uploaded, and served — CDN included.
Skip the CI/CD middleman. Build locally, push globally.
Fyra makes it ridiculously easy to ship personal projects.
The one-command publish flow removes enough friction that I actually keep
building instead of overthinking deployment.
Custom domains are just the cherry on top.
I used to spend an hour setting up S3 buckets, CloudFront, and Route53 every time I needed to ship a landing page. Now I type fyra push and get a coffee.
Real ICMP ping measurements from RIPE Atlas probes across 8 locations. Your site, fast for everyone — not just the ones near our servers.
We don't run on AWS, GCP, or Azure. Our home base is our own metal in our own racks in Singapore, on a network we operate under our own Autonomous System Number (AS151361). Your traffic hits our network first, peered directly — not routed through a hyperscaler's cloud.
For global reach, we extend to points of presence in other regions through trusted independent infrastructure partners — not by reselling someone else's cloud. Your site is served from the PoP closest to each visitor, while origin traffic always runs on our network.