Built with Now the whole team can use it.
Push it from your terminal. Your team gets a link that works.
100 free credits. No card. No sales call.
- ISO 27001
- GDPR
- EU/EEA processing
- No AI training
brew install ronjatech/tap/ronjaronja loginMac and Linux. Windows through WSL.
Building it: easy.Sharing it: not.
- It only runs while your laptop is open.
- Colleagues have no way to sign in.
- The data sits in systems you cannot reach.
Dealer dashboard is done. Built it last night.
Amazing. Link?
It runs on my laptop. Working on it.
Any news on the dealer dashboard?
You push.They open.
IT connects the systems once. You never hold a key.
First stop:staging.
Comes with every workspace. Only you can open it until you say so.
Happy?Ship it.
The team signs in with Google or Microsoft. Next version? Push, then publish.
ronja app publishEvery publish is kept. Restore any earlier one.
Your code.Your git.
Files in a folder you own. Commit them wherever you like.
dealer-explorer/ App.tsx ronja.json git commit -m "Dealers by country" ronja app push
Every number has a source.
Your ERP, your CRM, a database, any API. Connected once, by an admin.
Your data lands.Your model holds.
Change a source. Everything built on it rebuilds itself.
Let the agent read.Let code decide.
It waits for a person before it writes anything back.
The report that runs every Monday.Without you.
Your people build.You keep the keys.
Connect a system once. Review what goes live.
ISO 27001. EU/EEA processing. Google or Microsoft work sign-in.
Straight answers
What can I push?
A React app (App.tsx) for the screen and Python jobs for the schedule. Not Streamlit, Next.js or containers today.
Can I start without asking IT?
Yes. Create your own workspace, where you are the admin, and build tonight on a CSV, an Excel file or a Google Sheet. The ERP is connected by an admin, once, in the company workspace, and the same app folder deploys there too.
Do I need git?
No. Ronja keeps a restorable version of every publish. Git stays optional and stays yours; Ronja does not host repos or pull requests.
I built it in something else. Do I start over?
Not from scratch. Ronja runs React apps (App.tsx) and Python jobs, not Streamlit, Next.js or containers. Ask Claude to rebuild yours as a Ronja app; ronja context gives it Ronja’s own guides. What you keep is the logic and the layout you already worked out.
What can Claude see of our data?
Only the tables your app declares, and only ones you could already reach yourself. Never a key. Never the raw source system. One thing to know: an app shows the same rows to everyone who can open it, so who may open it is the control. While you build, the rows Claude reads through ronja query go to Claude under your own Claude plan, not through Ronja.
What happens when it breaks?
An admin gets a failure alert. You restore the last version that worked, or push a fix as a draft. Every run keeps its log for about a year.
What does it cost the company?
From $50 a month per workspace, plus $1 a credit after the first 100. Credits never expire, and there is no card on file until you add one. Review, versions, the audit log, EU processing and the data processing agreement are on that plan, not behind an enterprise contract.
Does it work on Windows?
Not natively today. The CLI ships for Mac and Linux. On Windows, ask Claude to set up WSL (a Linux that runs inside Windows) and install the Linux build there. Claude walks you through that setup.
Read /agent.md and set me up on Ronja.Is this the same Ronja as ronja.tech?
Same company, same platform, same certificate. ronja.tech is for companies that want Ronja to build and run whole systems for them. This is for people who build themselves, with Claude, and need a place at work for it to run.
Try it tonight.Talk to no one.
$50 a month per workspace, everyone included. 100 credits to start, then $1 each.
- No card until you want one.
- Credits never expire.
- No sales call, no implementation project.