from prompt to production

Say what you want built. Watch the track lay itself.

Claude writes the code from a plain-English request. Railway takes the repo and turns it into a running app with a URL. Nothing to provision in between.

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three stops, no transfers

The whole route, start to live URL.

01 — Describe

Tell Claude what to build

Plain English. "Build a habit tracker with a REST API and SQLite." Claude writes the project, not just a snippet.

02 — Push

Claude commits it to GitHub

Using a connected MCP tool, Claude creates the repo and pushes working code — no copy-pasting files by hand.

03 — Deploy

Railway builds and ships it

Railway detects the stack, builds it, and hands back a live domain. No servers to name, size, or patch.

same trip, two timetables

What used to take an afternoon now takes a coffee break.

Doing it by handprovision → configure → CI → DNS
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Claude + Railwaydescribe → push → live
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Illustrative, based on a typical solo project: manual setup includes provisioning, environment config, CI, and DNS; the Claude + Railway route is describe, push, done.

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This site is a public GitHub repo. Fork it, or point Railway straight at it — same three stops as above.

View the repo on GitHub → Start a new Railway project → github.com/monk24215/claude-railway-showcase