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A ZIP or a project folder. No manifest. No “pick a runtime” screen.
Drag. Drop. It’s a server.
A ZIP or a project folder. We detect the stack and put it on a URL. You do not pick a runtime, a start command, or a port. The live app cannot call the internet — that is the product.
Here. Same motion for every stack. Drop the project. We stand up the runtime.
index.php is enough. Laravel gets the public root. You dropped a blog. It has a server.
Gunicorn starts. Static files get collected. No Procfile.
We find the Flask app object and bind Gunicorn.
main:app is inferred. The ASGI server is already chosen.
Express, Next, or server.js — drop the folder.
We run the build and serve the static output.
Vite or Vue CLI build becomes a live folder.
The built app is the site. No start command from you.
We find index.html in the output and serve it.
Drop core or a theme. We provision WordPress.
Static HTML, CSS, and JS on mycodedapp.com.
public/ becomes the document root.
Bundle install and rails server. You still just drop it.
We build the binary and run it on a port.
A ZIP or a project folder. No manifest. No “pick a runtime” screen.
Most specific stack wins. You never pick a runtime, a start command, or a port.
Hobby lands on a generated *.mycodedapp.com name. Pro picks the subdomain. Business and Studio bring a domain you own.
That is a rule, not a missing feature. Anyone can drop a ZIP. We treat that code as untrusted. Stack docs list what each runtime can and cannot do.
If a guest could open sockets, the first miner, spam relay, or scanner would run from our address. Closed outbound is how we let strangers drop code.
Django cannot charge Stripe. WordPress cannot hit the plugin directory. npm and pip do not run after the app is live. Ship what it needs in the upload.
People can open the URL. Scripts in the page can still talk to other sites from the visitor’s browser. The lock is on the server, not the page.
The drop path does not change. Paid plans can replace the files on an existing URL. Higher plans also raise the site cap and the name on the door. See every feature.
Free · 24 hours without an account
One generated URL in this browser. Sign in for 3 apps at a time, 7 days each. 512 MB RAM, 400 MB disk. A new drop is a new URL. Delete an app to free a slot.
$19/month
10 apps for 90 days. Pick the subdomain. Drop a new version on the same URL. Same 512 MB / 400 MB box as Hobby. Keep the assigned name as a fallback.
Drop an app first$49/month
15 apps for a year. 1 GB RAM and disk. Attach a domain you own. Replace files and keep the URL. CNAME to cname.mycodedapp.com.
Drop an app first$99/month
25 apps for a year. 2 GB boxes, 3 team seats, and a white-label mycodedapp.com subdomain. Replace files and keep the URL.
Drop an app first