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Build something. Ship it.

From your first deployment to a production application. Learn how to build, deploy, and run your projects on Arvumi.

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FROM REPOSITORY TO LIVE APPLICATION

Your next idea starts here.

Arvumi brings Git deployments, serverless functions, PostgreSQL, and custom domains into one workflow. Start with a repository. Add the pieces your application needs.

Deploy your first project

A few building blocks

Team
The people and permissions around your projects.
Project
A connected repository with build settings, environments, and domains.
Deployment
A build of a particular Git commit, with its configuration captured at deployment time.
Environment
A production, preview, or custom scope for variables and databases.

Find your next step

01 / SHIPDeployments & builds Build commands, root directories, frameworks, and updates. 02 / RUNServerless functions A complete endpoint, from a handler file to a live URL. 03 / STOREPostgreSQL databases Environment-specific data and private database access. 04 / WORKThe Arvumi CLI Bring deployments and configuration into your terminal. 05 / CONNECTThe MCP service Inspect projects and manage deployments from your AI client.

Before you begin

Working with a coding agent? Give it the agent quickstart (Markdown) for project setup, deployment, and verification.

You’ll need a GitHub account and a team in Arvumi. To connect a repository, a team owner or admin grants it to the team. A private repository does not make its deployed website private: add application authentication when your content needs access control.

Open the dashboard to create a project and manage your team’s resources.