Free
$0per month
For trying anywhere and a few small tools.
- Up to 3 apps
- $3 of usage included each month
Each app up to1 shared vCPU · 2 GiB memory · 10 GiB disk
Deploy your first app
No card needed.
anywhere
Your apps6
Shared with you4
- Sales Pipeline, Shared with you
- Hiring Tracker, Shared with you
- Client Portal, Shared with you
- Team Standup, Shared with you
How it works
Deploy anything with a single prompt.
Tell any coding agent what you want. It builds and deploys the app, and the app shows up on your home screen.
Describe what you want
Ask Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any coding agent.
Your agent deploys it
It writes the code and runs anywhere deploy.
Live on your home screen
Private to you. Share it when you're ready.
Build us a marketing dashboard for campaign spend and sign-ups, and deploy it to anywhere.so.
Created the campaign dashboard with a SQLite database and charts:
app.toml title = "Marketing", web = "node server.js"
server.js spend & sign-up routes, listening on 0.0.0.0:$PORT
Bash(anywhere deploy)
progress: Deploy started: 4c1f9e27…
progress: Uploading 14 files and running the build step in /app
progress: Starting the app
progress: Deploy succeeded
https://maya-marketing.anywhereapp.so
Live at maya-marketing.anywhereapp.so and added to your home screen.
Works with
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Any agent with a terminal
Shown above: Claude Code
Why anywhere
Other clouds make your app public. anywhere keeps it yours.
Only you, by default
Every app sits behind your sign-in. No public link to leak.
Share like Google Drive
Invite teammates by email to use any app you built, or to change it too.
Every app in one place
What you built and what's shared with you, on one home screen.
Under the hood
Real cloud compute, handled quietly in the background.
Every app gets its own Linux sandbox with CPU, memory, persistent storage, and HTTPS—so you never have to manage servers, databases, or certificates.
- Up to 4 shared vCPUs · 16 GiB
A computer for every app
Run web apps in Node or Python, background workers, or static sites—with root access to install any package via
apt. Each app can use up to its plan's limits, and you pay only for what it uses. - Up to 100 GiB disk
Storage that stays put
Each app keeps its own persistent disk, up to 10 GiB on Free or 100 GiB on Pro. SQLite databases, uploaded files, and installed tools stay across updates and restarts.
- GVISOR SANDBOX
Walled-off isolation
Every app runs in its own gVisor sandbox with a dedicated kernel, completely walled off from other users and your other apps.
- HTTPS / TLS
Automatic HTTPS links
Every app gets its own encrypted *.anywhereapp.so web address and certificate automatically, with isolated cookies.
- SECRETS VAULT
Built-in secrets
Keep API keys for OpenAI, Stripe, or Slack encrypted outside your code; they load as environment variables when your app starts.
- LOGS & HISTORY
Live logs and deploy history
Read build and runtime logs in the portal or from your agent, and see who deployed each update and when.
- ANYWHERE EXEC
Agent remote control
Your agent can run commands inside the live sandbox with
anywhere execto query SQLite, move files, or debug. - FIXABLE ERRORS
Errors built for agents
When a build or start fails, the error tells your agent what went wrong and the exact change needed to fix it.
Pricing
Free to start. No surprise bills.
Each plan includes usage every month, counted by what your apps actually use. Free is for trying anywhere; Pro has room for as many apps as you build.
Pro
$20per month
About 7× the room, for people who build a lot.
- Any number of apps
- $20 of usage included each month
- Top-ups of $10 or $25 that never expire
Each app up to4 shared vCPUs · 16 GiB memory · 100 GiB disk
Upgrade
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Our promise
You’ll never pay more than your plan unless you add more yourself.
At the limit, your apps pause. Nothing is lost, and they start again when the month resets, or as soon as you upgrade or top up.
Every app, on either plan
- Private by default
- Its own HTTPS address
- Google & GitHub sign-in
- Share by email
- Logs & history
Questions about pricing
- What counts as usage?
- Memory and CPU while an app runs, the disk it holds, and the data it sends out. You pay for what it actually uses, not its limits, and data coming in is free.
- What does a typical app cost?
- Our sample web app, awake all month, uses about 46 MiB of memory and under 1 MiB of disk, which comes to about $0.84 a month, measured on our own stack. Each GiB it sends out adds $0.20. Each app's page in the portal, and
anywhere usage, show what yours actually cost. - What happens at the limit?
- Your apps pause, and nothing is lost: their files and data stay as they are. They start again by themselves on the 1st of the month, or as soon as you upgrade or add a top-up. You'll see a warning at 75% and at 90%.
- Can I cap an app?
- Yes. Each app can use up to its plan's limits, and you can set lower ones in its
app.toml, under[limits], forcpu,memoryanddisk. Most apps never need to. - Do top-ups expire?
- No. On Pro, you can add $10 or $25 at a time. Top-ups are used only after the month's included $20, which doesn't carry over, and what's left of them stays until you use it.
- Do I need a card for Free?
- No. You sign in with Google or GitHub, and Free never charges you. It's for trying anywhere, with up to 3 apps. You add a card only if you choose Pro, for any number of apps.
Rates and limits
| Memory | $0.025 per GiB-hour |
|---|---|
| CPU | $0.10 per vCPU-hour |
| Disk | $0.30 per GiB-month |
| Data out | $0.20 per GiB |
| Free | Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 1 shared vCPU | 4 shared vCPUs |
| Memory | 2 GiB | 16 GiB |
| Disk | 10 GiB | 100 GiB |
You pay for what an app uses, not its limits. Memory and CPU count only while it runs, and data coming in is free.
The typical cost is measured on our sample web app, awake all month with no visitors: about 46 MiB of memory, under 1 MiB of disk and a sliver of a vCPU come to about $0.84 a month. What an app sends out adds $0.20 per GiB.
FAQ
Questions
How is this different from Railway, Fly, or Vercel?
Those platforms are built to host public production products and leave login, permissions, and app organization to you. anywhere is a private cloud for personal software and internal tools: every app is private by default, comes with Google and GitHub sign-in, shares by email like Google Drive, and lives on your portal home screen.
Who can see my apps?
Only you, until you invite someone by email. Every app—even a static site—requires sign-in through our gateway. There are no public links to leak.
How does sharing and collaboration work?
You can invite anyone by email as a member or a developer. Members open and use the app, and it appears on their home screen. Developers can also use their own AI agent to pull its code with anywhere pull, run commands, read its logs, and deploy updates to it.
Which AI agents work with anywhere?
Any coding agent that can run terminal commands—including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor—works through our CLI and agent skill. You run your agent on your own computer; it deploys to anywhere.so.
What can I run, and what are the limits?
Web apps, background workers, and static sites in Node, Python, or anything installable with apt on Ubuntu Linux, each on its own persistent disk. An app can use up to 1 shared vCPU, 2 GiB of memory and 10 GiB of disk on Free, or 4 shared vCPUs, 16 GiB and 100 GiB on Pro. Free includes 3 apps, and Pro any number. Software that ships as a public Docker image runs too, one container per app; private registries, Compose stacks of several containers, and raw TCP/UDP ports outside HTTP and WebSockets aren't supported yet.
Is my data safe?
Each app runs walled off in its own gVisor sandbox. The platform can still lose data, though, and there are no backups off the host, so keep a local copy of anything critical using anywhere pull.
Who owns the code and data in my apps?
You do. Every app is just a folder on a persistent Linux disk, and anywhere pull copies your code or SQLite database back to your laptop whenever you want.
Your private cloud is ready.
Ask your agent to build a tool, deploy it in one command, and open it from your home screen.