Config you didn't sign up for
DNS records, TLS certificates, reverse proxies, build pipelines. Four hours of YAML to serve one page.
Built for people who build with AI
Your project works on localhost. Getting it to a real URL shouldn't take longer than building it did. Push your repo, get a live site with a real domain and HTTPS. That's the whole thing.
Free tier, no card. Takes about a minute.
$ git push ih0st main
Counting objects: 48, done.
Building… detected: vite + react
Uploading…
✓ Live at https://your-app.ih0st.app
HTTPS on. Deployed in 24s.
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AI got you from idea to working code. Then you hit the part it can't do for you.
DNS records, TLS certificates, reverse proxies, build pipelines. Four hours of YAML to serve one page.
Free tiers that cold-start for 40 seconds, or quietly shut down the project you forgot about. Your demo is offline when it matters.
Nobody takes app-7f3.tmp-host.io seriously. Not investors,
not users, not your group chat.
From repository to a link you can text someone.
Pick the repo. We read it, we don't touch it. Revoke access any time.
Vite, Next, Astro, plain HTML, a Node server, a Python API. We detect the framework and build it. No config file to write.
A real URL with HTTPS, up immediately. Every push after that deploys itself. Bring your own domain whenever you want.
No per-seat pricing, no sales call, no surprise invoice for a hobby project.
$0/mo
For the thing you built last night.
$5/mo
When it stops being a weekend thing.
Prices in USD. Cancel whenever — your projects stay up on the free tier.
No. That's the entire point. If you can push to GitHub, you can deploy here. There is no config file, no Dockerfile, no DNS panel to learn.
Static sites, React, Vue, Svelte, Next, Astro, plain HTML. Node and Python backends too. If it builds on your machine, it builds here.
Yes. No sleeping, no cold starts, no shutting down after 30 days of inactivity. The limit is how many projects you run, not whether they run.
On Pro. Point it at us and the certificate is issued automatically — you don't touch TLS.
Your code already lives there, and it's how we know what to deploy. It keeps sign-up to one click instead of a form.
Free tier, one click, no card.