Deploy any static directory to the web in seconds. No config files, no dashboards, no cloud accounts to wrangle. Just your terminal and one command.
One install, globally. Run npm i -g fyra and you're ready on Mac, Linux, or Windows.
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.
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.
Create a new account with your email and a password. Runs once.
Sign in. Your session token is saved locally so you stay logged in.
Create a new app in the current directory. Saves a .deploy.yaml with your app slug so future pushes know where to go.
Compress and upload the current directory. Your site is live the moment it finishes. Shows upload progress as it goes.
List all your apps with their live URLs and deployment status.
Attach a custom domain to your app. CDN is activated and DNS configured automatically.
Print the email of the currently logged-in account.
Clear the local session. You'll need to login again to push.
We don't run on AWS, GCP, or Azure. Fyra operates its own physical infrastructure and holds its own Autonomous System Number (ASN) — meaning your traffic travels on our network, peered directly with the internet, not routed through a hyperscaler's cloud.
Every site is served from the point of presence closest to your visitor, with no cold-start latency, no shared noisy neighbours, and no per-request fees passed on to you.