AppDeploy

AppDeploy connects to AI coding tools and chat assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex, and turns whatever code they produce into a live, running app with a real URL. Instead of a developer taking generated code and then manually picking a host, setting up a database, wiring up authentication, and configuring a deployment pipeline, AppDeploy does that provisioning automatically as part of the workflow, connecting through MCP so it can sit inside the same chat where the code was written.

It's aimed at the gap between an AI writing working code and that code actually being reachable on the internet, a step that still trips up people without DevOps background and eats time even for those who have it. Beyond basic hosting, it sets up things like file storage, background jobs, real-time sync, and secrets management, and runs some QA before handing back a working link, so the output is closer to a usable app than a bare deployment.

This makes it most useful for non-engineers or hobbyist builders using AI assistants to make small tools or prototypes, as well as developers who want to skip the setup overhead for quick projects. It's a narrow, workflow-specific product rather than a general PaaS, betting that as more code originates from AI chat, the deployment step needs to live inside that same chat rather than as a separate destination.