Deploy an app built with AI

Put the app your AI built online

Claude Code, Cursor or Codex wrote your app and it works on your computer. To use it for real it needs a database that is not on your laptop, a way for people to sign in, and a public address. Rapibase gives your agent all three, and your agent does the work.

Why "it works on my machine" is not enough

Apps made with AI often keep their data in the browser (localStorage), in a local SQLite file or in memory. That is fine for a demo, but the data disappears, every visitor sees something different and nobody can log in. Putting it online means three things:

• A database that lives on a server and is backed up.
• User login so each person sees their own data, and only theirs.
• Hosting: a public URL, ideally on your own domain with HTTPS.

How it works

1. Create a free project on Rapibase. It comes with its own Postgres database, login, file storage and an address like your-app.rapibase.com.
2. Connect your agent with the command the console gives you. Your browser opens, you choose which projects it can use, and that is it: no keys copied anywhere.
3. Ask for it in plain words, for example: "move the data to Rapibase, add login with email and Google, and publish the app". The agent creates the tables, sets up the security rules and uploads the build.
4. Add your domain if you have one: a CNAME at your DNS provider and HTTPS is issued automatically.

You stay in control

The agent only publishes when you ask it to. Every deploy is a release you can roll back with one click, and each project can be read-only or read-write for each agent you connect. The secret key never goes into a chat: it lives in your .env.

Works with the agent you already use

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and Claude.ai or ChatGPT as a custom connector. If your app came from Lovable, Bolt or v0, export the code and open it with any of them.