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Hi everyone, I work on Ronja. We're trying a new self-serve offering and I'd appreciate an outside view on both the idea and the landing page. It's for people who build useful internal tools with Claude Code, ChatGPT or another coding assistant, then need colleagues to actually use them. You push a React app from your terminal, test it privately, and publish it to a workspace with Google/Microsoft work sign-in. An admin can connect company data; you can start with a sample CSV first. You keep the code. https://www.getronja.com/ Does the page make it clear when you'd use this instead of ordinary hosting? And if you've built a tool for your team, what was the hardest part of getting others to use it? If the problem sounds familiar, I'd love for you to try one small app and tell us where you get stuck. There are 100 free credits to start, no card required. Paid pricing is $50/month per workspace, with additional credits at $1 each. Even a quick 'I don't understand this bit' would help. Thanks for taking a look.   submitted by   /u/Key-Fold1027 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 20:08:39