How do I deploy an app I built with Claude Code or Cursor?

Put the project on a host for web apps such as Vercel, or let sitesolide deploy it to a server you own with one command. If you built the app in Replit, you can publish it from the same workspace.

Where can I host a vibe-coded app for free?

sitesolide is free and open source, but you pay for your own server and domain. Our Silly Games hosts browser games for free. For the other platforms, check the official site for current free tiers: DreamBuilds shows pricing only when we verified it.

Do I need a separate backend?

If your app stores user data or needs sign-in, add a backend such as Supabase, Firebase or Convex. The databases and backends list compares more options.

How do I publish a game I vibe-coded?

Our Silly Games publishes browser games made with Claude Code or Codex, and myPip publishes mobile games to the web or app stores. The game dev list has more tools.

What should I use after my app is live?

Faylee turns bug reports into links your coding agent can fix, and Polylane watches apps on Cloudflare and opens pull requests with fixes. The SaaS MVP list covers the rest of the stack.

Best for deploy vibe-coded apps

Where to deploy a vibe-coded app

You built an app with an AI coding agent or an app builder, and now it needs to go live. These DreamBuilds listings cover hosting for web apps, backends for data and sign-in, a self-hosted option, places to publish games, and tools for fixing bugs after launch. Pricing tiers are shown only when we verified them.

10 tools. Ordered by how directly each listing matches this job, judged from its DreamBuilds description. This is an editorial order, not a benchmark or a test result.

Replit
Browser workspace where an agent writes, runs, and can publish an app.
Build and publish from the same browser workspace, so there is no separate deploy step.
Official site
Vercel
Platform for hosting web frontends. Vercel also publishes the AI SDK and the v0 app builder.
Hosting for web frontends, a common home for apps built with v0, Cursor or Claude Code.
Official site
Firebase
Google's backend for authentication, databases, and app hosting.
Google's backend with authentication, databases and app hosting in one place.
Official site
Supabase
Hosted Postgres with authentication, file storage, and generated APIs.
Hosted Postgres with sign-in, file storage and generated APIs, for apps that need a real database.
Official site
Convex
Application backend with a database and server functions the client can subscribe to.
A backend with a database and server functions your app can subscribe to for live updates.
Official site
sitesolide
Free, open-source (MIT) CLI that deploys apps built with Claude Code or Cursor to a Debian server you own. One command puts each app on HTTPS at its own address, isolated and behind your sign-in, with backups and monitoring.
Free and open source (MIT). One command deploys each app to a Debian server you own, on HTTPS and behind your sign-in. You pay only for the server and domain.
Official site
Our Silly Games
Free home for browser games made with Claude Code or Codex. Install the skill, ask for a game in plain English, and publish it with multiplayer, leaderboards, saves and phone controllers built in. Free for creators and players.
For browser games: publish a game made with Claude Code or Codex, with multiplayer and leaderboards, free for creators and players.
Official site
myPip
Vibe-code mobile games from a prompt, in the browser or from Claude and ChatGPT through its MCP connector. Play-test on your phone with a QR code, then publish to the web or app stores.
For mobile games: play-test on your phone with a QR code, then publish to the web or app stores.
Official site
Polylane for Cloudflare
AI on-call engineer for apps on Cloudflare: watches Workers, D1, R2, Queues and Durable Objects through a read-only token, finds the root cause of issues, and opens a pull request with the fix.
After launch, for apps on Cloudflare: an AI on-call engineer that finds the cause of issues and opens a pull request with the fix.
Official site
Faylee
Bug reports your coding agent can fix. A Chrome extension records the screen, console, network requests and steps behind a bug as one link, and an MCP server hands it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode. Free for up to 3 members.
After launch: bug reports become one link your coding agent can read and fix through MCP. Free for up to 3 members.
Official site

FAQ

How do I deploy an app I built with Claude Code or Cursor?: Put the project on a host for web apps such as Vercel, or let sitesolide deploy it to a server you own with one command. If you built the app in Replit, you can publish it from the same workspace.
Where can I host a vibe-coded app for free?: sitesolide is free and open source, but you pay for your own server and domain. Our Silly Games hosts browser games for free. For the other platforms, check the official site for current free tiers: DreamBuilds shows pricing only when we verified it.
Do I need a separate backend?: If your app stores user data or needs sign-in, add a backend such as Supabase, Firebase or Convex. The databases and backends list compares more options.
How do I publish a game I vibe-coded?: Our Silly Games publishes browser games made with Claude Code or Codex, and myPip publishes mobile games to the web or app stores. The game dev list has more tools.
What should I use after my app is live?: Faylee turns bug reports into links your coding agent can fix, and Polylane watches apps on Cloudflare and opens pull requests with fixes. The SaaS MVP list covers the rest of the stack.

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