Leenar

Leenar is an AI-powered infrastructure provisioner that takes the manual work out of deploying applications built with AI coding tools. If you've used Lovable, Bolt.new, v0, or similar services, you know the pattern: the tool generates a working app in minutes, but then you spend hours creating accounts, setting environment variables, configuring OAuth, and wiring DNS across half a dozen dashboards. Leenar handles that entire final stretch for you.

The workflow is conversational. You describe your desired stack in plain English through a chat interface. Leenar interprets what you need, generates a visual canvas showing all the infrastructure components, and lets you review and adjust before anything gets created. Once you approve, it provisions everything into your own cloud accounts with credentials automatically injected. No YAML files, no console hopping, no DevOps background required.

It currently supports GitHub for source control, Vercel for deployment, Supabase for database, Resend for email, and Cloudflare for DNS and edge functions. The bring-your-own-cloud model means you keep ownership of all accounts and data. Leenar acts as the glue layer, not another vendor locking you in.

Beyond initial setup, the platform includes drift detection. It monitors your infrastructure and flags when something changes unexpectedly, then suggests reconciliation steps. This helps you maintain consistency without constantly checking each service manually.

Security is handled with AES-256-GCM encryption and immutable audit logs, which matters when you're handing a tool credentials to multiple services. The positioning is clear: make deployment as fast as AI-generated code, without sacrificing control or visibility.

Leenar is currently free and in early access. There's no direct contact email published on the site; you request access through the console or website. For developers shipping AI-generated apps who want to skip the infrastructure grind, it fills a specific gap in the workflow.