Guide

Put the app AI built you online.

You have a working app, but it only runs on your computer. Here's the simplest way to give it a real web address — with saved data and a login — without learning to host anything.

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What “publishing” really means

Right now your app lives on your machine — close the laptop and no one can reach it. Publishing means putting it somewhere with a public web address that is always reachable, and usually giving it a place to store data and a way for people to log in.

Traditionally that meant learning servers, domains, and databases. EdgeSpark skips all of that: the same AI assistant you built with can deploy the app for you, and the address, database, and login come included.

How to do it

Three steps to online.

  1. 1

    Add the skill to your AI

    Paste one line into your AI coding assistant — it installs everything it needs.

    ›Fetch and follow the guide on https://cdn.edgespark.dev/onboarding/install.txt
  2. 2

    Pick a workspace

    Unlock the live web address your app is published to — less than a coffee.

    $1/mo · Starter plan

  3. 3

    Ask it to publish

    Tell it to put the app online. You get back a link anyone can open.

    ›deploy this

What you get when it's live

A real web address

Your app is reachable at your-app.edgespark.app, fast everywhere thanks to a global edge network.

Saved data

A managed database means the things people enter actually stick around between visits.

Logins

Add sign-in so your app can have real accounts — not just one shared screen.

Frequently asked questions

I built an app with AI — how do I put it online?
Install the EdgeSpark skill in your AI coding assistant, pick a workspace, and ask it to publish. It deploys the app to a real URL with a database, login, and storage included.
Do I need to know about servers or hosting?
No. You never configure servers, domains, or databases yourself. Your AI assistant runs the deploy; you get back a working link.
What kinds of apps can I publish?
Full-stack web apps — a frontend plus a backend with a managed database, authentication, and storage — running on a global edge network.