Get your site or game seen on portal.brewinth.com, for free
Built a site or game with AI and nobody sees it? List it free on portal.brewinth.com: auto-drafted entry and cover, team approval, games playable, no sleeping.
You finished a site or a game. You sent the link to a few friends, they said "nice", and then nothing. You don't know where to post it next, and paying for ads feels premature when you don't even know whether anyone wants it.
BrewInTH runs portal.brewinth.com, a showcase of sites, games and tools that people built with AI and host on BrewInTH. It's free promotion for your work. This article explains what the portal is, how a site gets onto it, where you set the name, cover picture and description, whether games can be played right on the portal, and how to make your entry worth clicking.
In short
🌐 portal.brewinth.com gathers work built with AI and hosted on BrewInTH; listing is free
✅ Keep List this site on the portal ticked when you create a project (it's on by default), or switch it on later in the Portal tab
🧙 Once the site is live, the entry is drafted from the site itself, and a picture of the home page becomes the cover if there isn't one
👀 Every entry is approved by our team before it shows; a changed name, description or picture is read again
🎮 Games can be played inside the portal, and a site shown on the portal never goes to sleep, even on the free plan
What is the BrewInTH portal?
The portal is one public page that brings together the work of BrewInTH users. Visitors can search it and browse by category. Each entry has its own page with a name, a cover picture, a description, a button that opens the site, and a share button.
The categories today are Games, Shops, Tools, Business, Education, Blogs and content, Community, Portfolios and Other. The portal reads in Thai and English, and every entry page is built to be easy for search engines, with a sitemap that lists every entry for Google.
Good to know before you start:
- It's free on every plan.
- The site must be hosted on BrewInTH and actually live. You can't list a site that lives elsewhere.
- Our team approves every entry before it shows, so the portal only carries work that opens and is appropriate.
- You can leave any time. Untick the switch in the Portal tab and the entry disappears from the portal at once.
Getting onto the portal, step by step
1. Turn the portal switch on
When you create a new project there's a box, List this site on the brewInTH portal — free promotion, ticked by default. Untick it if you'd rather not be listed.
Projects created before the portal existed are not listed. Open the project, go to the Portal tab and tick List this site on the portal.
2. Get the site live
An entry is only made once the site is online. Hand the link + token to a coding agent, or use the Upload & go live page; either works. Until then the Portal tab says Waiting for the site to go live.
3. The entry drafts itself
Within about a minute of the site going live, the platform opens your home page and reads its title, description and share picture (if it has one) into a draft. If there's no picture, the platform opens the site and takes a picture of the home page as the cover. No AI writes or draws anything for you here.
If the home page doesn't answer as a web page (say, it's an API that returns JSON), the tab tells you, and it is looked at again after your next release.
4. Wait for approval
The status reads Waiting for our team's approval. Once approved it changes to Shown on the portal, with a link to your entry. If it isn't approved yet, the tab gives the reason; fix it and save again.
Setting up the entry in the Portal tab
The draft is only a starting point; make it match what you actually built. The fields are:
- Name shown — up to 60 characters.
- Short description (one line) — up to 100 characters. This is the line people see on the card in the listing.
- Category — pick one.
- Cover picture — press Take a new picture of the home page when your site's look changes, or Choose your own picture as a PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 2 MB.
- About the site — what it does, how to use it, who it's for.
- When a visitor opens the entry — Open the site in a new tab, or Play inside the portal (for games).
When the portal offers several languages, a Language of the text bar sits above the text fields so you can write the name and descriptions per language. A field left empty shows the English text, or the main text, instead.
Press Save the entry after each change. Changing the name, description or picture sends the entry back for our team to read again; the switches take effect at once.
Or let your AI set it up
If you work with a coding agent that holds the project's token (with deploy rights), it can do everything the Portal tab does: the text in each language, the category, a cover taken from a file on your site, and a fresh home-page picture. Try something like:
Please set up this site's entry on the BrewInTH portal.
A short, memorable name and a one-line description that says what the site helps with.
3-4 sentences about it, in both Thai and English, and the closest category.
For the cover, use the most inviting screenshot on the site; if there isn't one,
ask the platform to take a new picture of the home page.Text written by an AI goes through the same review as text you write yourself.
Games: play right on the portal
For HTML5, Godot or Unity WebGL games, choose Play inside the portal (for games). Visitors who pick your game from the listing play it on the portal page without being sent elsewhere. The bar on top carries the game's name, a share button and a link to open it in a new tab.
If your game has a menu that leads to another game that's also on the portal, the portal page follows to that game's page, and the back button returns to the first one.
For ordinary sites, Open the site in a new tab is the better choice: the entry page gets a button that opens your site's real address.
How much to tell about how it was made
The Portal tab has Show how it was made: the AI used, the technology and the time it took to go live. It suits people who want to show how quickly AI got them there, and you can fill in the AI you used, such as ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor.
For a cleaner look, untick it. The entry then shows only the name, picture, description and the open button, like an app-store page.
There's also Show ads on this site's portal pages. The portal's ads are not switched on yet. Once they are, part of the revenue from your site's pages goes to you, at the share the tab states, and ads appear only on the portal's pages, never inside your site.
The perk people miss: portal sites never sleep
Free-plan sites normally go to sleep after a long enough quiet spell, and the first visitor after that waits a moment for the site to wake (more on autosleep).
A site shown on the portal never sleeps, on every plan, free included, so visitors arriving from the portal get the site at once. Take it off the portal and the plan's usual rule applies again.
Tips for an entry people click
- Give your home page a good title and meta description from the start. The platform uses them for the first draft, and Google reads them too.
- Add an attractive og:image. It becomes the entry's cover, and it's what chat apps show when the link is shared.
- Make the short description say what the site helps with. "Work out your car loan payments in three boxes" beats "A website built with React".
- Make the home page look good on arrival. The automatic cover is taken at desktop size; if your home page is just a login form, so is your cover. A short intro page before the login helps.
- Share it. Entry pages and game pages have a share button: on a phone it opens the device's own share sheet (LINE, Messenger and more), on a computer it offers LINE, Facebook, X and copy link. Friends who open a game-page link start playing straight away.
FAQ
Does it cost extra?
No. Listing on the portal is free on every plan.
Why isn't my site on the portal yet?
Check the status in the Portal tab. Waiting for the site to go live means the release isn't finished. Waiting for our team's approval means the entry is ready and waiting for review. If it wasn't approved, the reason is shown.
I changed one word and the entry vanished for a while. Why?
Changing the name, description or picture sends the entry back for review, so everything on the portal has always been checked. Make all your edits, then save once, and you'll only wait one round.
Can a site that needs a login be listed?
Yes, but visitors from the portal should see what the site does before they have to sign up. A short home page that explains it gets you more clicks.
How do I take my site off the portal?
Open the Portal tab and untick List this site on the portal. The entry leaves the portal at once; your site keeps working as usual.
I use my own domain. Where does the open button go?
To your site's real address. If your own domain is set as the main link, that's the address people see.
Summary
portal.brewinth.com gives the things you build with AI an audience without paying for ads. Keep the switch on, get the site live, and the platform drafts the entry and takes the cover picture; then our team approves it. Write a name and description that say clearly what the site does, let games be played on the portal, and share the page. A site on the portal also never sleeps, so everyone who clicks through gets it straight away.
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