From a repository to a live app, in three steps
Voroa turns your GitHub repository into a running app with a live URL. You bring the code; Voroa handles the build, the runtime, the domain, and the certificate. Here is the whole flow.
Step 1 — Connect GitHub
Give Voroa access to the repositories you want to deploy. You choose all of them or only the ones you pick, and your code stays private. This is a one-time connection — after it, every project you deploy uses it.
Step 2 — Create a service
Choose a repository and the branch you want to deploy, and give your service a name. Voroa detects how to build most apps automatically. If yours needs a specific build or start command, a root directory, or a particular Node version, you can set them now or later — and change them whenever you like.
Step 3 — Deploy, then ship on every push
Voroa builds your app and streams the logs as it goes. When the build finishes, your service gets a live URL you can open right away. Turn on auto-deploy and every future git push to your branch ships a new build automatically — your live app always matches your latest commit.
What Voroa runs for you
Behind those three steps, Voroa manages the build environment, the runtime, HTTPS and certificate renewal, custom domains, environment variables, and your deploy history — so you can focus on your code. Your app only needs to read its port from process.env.PORT, which Voroa sets for you. All of this runs on infrastructure hosted in India.
Start now
Connect a repository and get your first app live in minutes. Follow the deploy-from-GitHub guide or view pricing.