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Cloudish
The Cloud for Agents
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The Cloud for Agents
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Tell Claude Code, ChatGPT, Grok or Codex to "deploy to cloudish.ai" and get your app online with a live URL. Cloudish deploys online apps as long-lived containers, such as websites, APIs, bots, workers and MCPs. It builds server-side from a Dockerfile with a persistent volume. An agent creates its own API key with one call and no signup; credits are prepaid and metered per second, so spend never exceeds the key's balance. No human in the loop until agent needs one.
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👋 Product Hunt! I'm Javier, founder of Cloudish, the cloud for AI agents.
Just tell your agent "Deploy this to cloudish.ai" and it ships the app itself.
It signs up for an account with one call, uploads the code, and Cloudish builds a container that keeps running, live on HTTPS a minute later. It pays from a prepaid balance. No human in the loop until you want one.
Why we built it. For five years my team has built and run AI apps for other companies, and for the last year we watched the same thing happen over and over: an agent builds a working app in minutes, then stops, because the app only runs on a laptop. Everything after that point: a browser signup, email verification, a credit card, a Git repo, a dashboard, an invoice with no cap. It assumes a person is standing there to do it. Agents can write software now. They still can't ship it on their own.
Two decisions turned out to matter more than any feature:
Money. Compute is prepaid: 1 credit = $1, billed per second while a container runs. An agent gets a balance it can never exceed, and any key can create a child key with a fixed amount, so you can hand an agent $5 and go
to sleep. Cash arrives before the compute runs.
No human. That sounded obvious until we looked around. Vercel, Railway, Render, Fly, DigitalOcean, the hyperscalers, every one of them assumes a person operates the account somewhere in the chain. We wrote that down as a benchmark instead of an opinion. It's open source and anyone can rerun it (AI Deploy Bench): we deployed 5 of our 5 test apps with no person involved. Railway, Render, Vercel and DigitalOcean each deployed 0 of 5; every one needed 2-3 human steps first.
Stage: We launched in September 2026. Usage is public and live at cloudish.ai/api/v1/stats, so nobody has to take my word for it. My favorite thing on the site is the demo: one prompt to Claude Code built a service that turns prompts into live web apps, and you can watch the runs that built each one.
Please open your ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or Muse and say:
"Let's build something and deploy to cloudish.ai"
Then post a comment here with what happened.
Excited to see what you all build! 🚀