Step 1: Choose Your Setup
Pick the setup method that fits your needs:Local Setup (Development)
Run Weam AI on your local machine for development, testing, or evaluation.
One-Click Cloud Deployment
Deploy instantly on AWS or DigitalOcean with automated setup scripts.
On Prem Setup (Production)
Deploy Weam AI on your own infrastructure with custom domain and SSL.
Which Setup Should I Choose?
| Setup Type | Best For | Requirements | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Setup | Development, testing | Docker, 8GB RAM | 10-15 min |
| One-Click Cloud | Quick production deployment | Cloud account, optional domain | 5-30 min |
| On Prem | Custom infrastructure | Linux server, domain, SSL | 20-30 min |
New to Weam AI?Start with One-Click Cloud Deployment for the fastest way to get a production-ready instance running with minimal configuration.
Step 2: Complete Configuration
After installation, follow these essential configuration steps:1
Configure Environment Variables
Set up database connections, security keys, and service endpoints.
Environment Variables Guide
Complete reference for all configuration options
2
Add Your Credentials
Connect to model providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.
Credential Setup Guide
Step-by-step credential generation and configuration
3
Launch and Verify
Start services and confirm everything works correctly.
Launch & Verify Guide
Verify installation and test core functionality
What Happens Next?
Once setup is complete, you’ll have:- A running Weam AI instance accessible via web browser
- Connected model providers for chat functionality
- User registration and login working
- Core features like Brains, Prompts, and Agents ready to use
Time Estimates
| Setup Phase | Estimated Time |
|---|---|
| Local Installation | 10-15 minutes |
| On Prem Installation | 20-30 minutes |
| Environment Configuration | 10-15 minutes |
| Credential Setup | 15-20 minutes |
| Total Setup Time | 30-60 minutes |
One-Click Cloud deployment includes automated infrastructure provisioning, making it faster overall despite the longer total time.
Need Help?
Installation Issues
Installation Issues
- Check that Docker is running and has enough memory allocated
- Ensure all required ports are available
- Verify your system meets minimum requirements (8GB RAM, 4 CPU cores)
Configuration Problems
Configuration Problems
- Double-check environment variable syntax
- Confirm API keys are valid and have proper permissions
- Check database and Redis connections
Access Issues
Access Issues
- Verify firewall settings allow required ports
- Check DNS configuration for on-prem setups
- Confirm SSL certificates are properly installed