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aidrop.it
Deploy from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex
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Deploy from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex
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aidrop.it is a startup making AI-built apps easier to launch and run. Connect Claude Code, Cursor or Codex over MCP and ask it to deploy. No servers to buy, rent separately or configure: aidrop builds your code, hosts your app and gives you a public URL. Ship updates through the same agent, with build logs and deployment history kept for the next session. Bring a GitHub repo or use aidrop Git. Managed PostgreSQL and custom domains on Pro. Try it free for 7 days, no card needed.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Iryna, and I'm working on aidrop.it. We're a startup building hosting for people who create apps with coding agents.
Your app works on your laptop. Now you want someone else to use it. That shouldn't mean buying or renting a separate server, setting it up, and taking on another system to maintain. With aidrop, hosting is part of the service.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or Codex through MCP and ask it to put your app online. Your agent prepares the deployment, and aidrop builds the code, runs the app and gives you a public URL. You can use an existing GitHub repository or push to aidrop Git.
Day to day, you keep working with the same agent. Ask for a fix or a feature, then deploy the update. The project keeps the build logs, runtime settings and deployment history, so a new agent session can see what's running before it changes anything. Your app stays online when you close your laptop.
Need a database or your own domain? Pro includes managed PostgreSQL and custom domains. The standard trial is 7 days, with no card required. Hosting starts at $5/month, with Pro at $20/month.
Referral bonus: sign up through our referral link and create a new team to get your first 30 days free instead of the standard 7. This link takes you directly to sign-up: Get 30 days free
We want the routine work of launching and running an app to be easier, so you can spend more time on the product itself. What part of getting your app online has been the biggest headache?