Deploy your app
without leaving Claude.
Claude, ChatGPT and Codex write the code. Then it sits in a chat log, or dies when you close the laptop. Say “deploy it” and it's live — a landing page, a Discord bot, a scraper, a cron job. No panel, no FTP, no tutorial.
NO CARD TO START · FROM $3/MO · LIVE IN ABOUT A MINUTEAny app. Any platform.
As long as it stays awake.
Discord, Slack, Telegram, Twitch, or nothing in particular. If it's a Node or Python process that has to keep running, it belongs here. Same container, same price, whichever one you pick.
Two ways in.
Both take a minute.
Cursor and VS Code can install it in one click. Claude Desktop and claude.ai take a URL in a settings screen. Everything else reads a config file.
Cursor and VS Code open and install it themselves. For Claude Desktop or claude.ai, paste the URL under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
You built the thing.
We keep it awake.
Boring where it counts.
Claude built it.
Put it on your domain.
Claude, ChatGPT and Codex write the file. They just cannot host it — so it sits in a chat log. Say where it should live and it deploys, gets a certificate and answers on your own domain. No dashboard, no upload.
chase themselves.
Yours, with a certificate.
HTTPS is issued and renewed for you. Visitors never see a URL of ours, and your paths reach your app unchanged.
INCLUDED FROM $3 · NO ADD-ONCheaper than
a coffee.
Questions people
actually ask.
Anything else, ask in Discord. We answer there faster than email.
Do I need to know how to use a hosting panel?+
No. That's the point. You tell Claude or Cursor to deploy, and it deploys. There's a panel if you want it, with logs, restart and env vars, but you never have to open it.
What if I don't use Claude or Cursor?+
Then upload a folder or a zip in the panel and hit deploy. The MCP is the fast path, not the only path.
Where does my app token go?+
Into your app's environment variables, encrypted at rest. We never print it in logs and it's never shown back to you once saved. You can replace it, not read it.
My app crashed. Now what?+
It restarts itself. If it keeps crashing we stop retrying and tell you, so you don't get a restart loop. Ask your agent to read the logs. That's usually enough to spot it.
Can I go back to the version that worked?+
Yes. Every deploy is kept, so rollback is one command. This is the thing free hosts do not give you.
What am I actually paying for?+
A container that stays awake. No sleeping, no cold starts, no 'ping it every 5 minutes' workaround. Per-app slots, billed monthly, cancel any time.