Help

Last updated: 12 November 2026

Arvak puts the site or app you made with your AI online. This page shows how to start and what you can ask for.

1. Open an account

Go to app.arvak.dev and open a free account. No card is needed. You can have up to three sites on the free plan.

2. Connect Arvak to your AI app

You do this once. In your AI app, open the place where you add connectors (in Claude: Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector) and enter this address:

https://mcp.arvak.dev/mcp

Your AI app sends you to Arvak. Sign in, look at what the connection may do, and approve. You choose what to allow: only looking, publishing, or also managing (settings, renaming, deleting). You can remove the connection any time in the panel under Connected apps.

3. Ask for what you want

Write in your own words. Some examples:

• "Make a one-page site for my bakery and put it online."
• "Change the opening time to 8 am and publish it."
• "Which of my sites are live? Give me their addresses."
• "The last publish failed. What went wrong?"
• "Rename my site to firin."
• "Delete the test site."

Publishing takes about a minute. Your site opens at its own address, such as bakery.arvak.app, and the link comes back into the chat.

What your AI can do with Arvak

• Look: list your sites, show whether they are live, their addresses, how much of your plan you have used, and what happened during a publish.
• Publish: create a site and publish the files it wrote, or publish again after a change.
• Manage: change a site's settings, rename it, connect your own domain (paid plan), delete it.

Before anything that changes or removes something, your AI app asks you first. Deleting a site cannot be undone.

Other ways to publish

• Drop your files: if the site is already made, drag its folder or zip file into the panel.
• One command: in the site's folder, run npx arvak-cli deploy.

What can be published

• Ready pages: a folder with an index.html at the top.
• A Node project with a package.json (it must start with npm start).
• A Python project with a requirements.txt.
• Anything that brings its own Dockerfile.

If your site needs to save information or files, a place for them comes ready; you set up nothing.

The free plan

• Up to three sites.
• A site that nobody visits goes to sleep and wakes up when someone opens it; the first visit after a sleep takes a little longer.
• Your free sites share 200 awake hours a month. If they run out, the sites sleep until the next month; nothing is deleted and you get no bill.

Your own domain

On the paid plan you can serve a site on your own domain. In the site's Settings, add the domain; Arvak shows two records to add at the place you bought the domain, then press Check. If your domain is at Cloudflare, turn the orange cloud off for that record.

If something goes wrong

• The publish failed: ask your AI "what went wrong with the last publish?". It reads the record and fixes it. Your last working version stays live meanwhile.
• Your AI says it cannot reach Arvak: remove the connector in your AI app and add it again.
• You hit the three-site limit: delete a site you no longer need, or wait for the paid plan.

Still stuck? See Support.