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The easiest way to bring your online

Your agent builds it; spawnpoint puts it online and hands you a link that is private by default and shared like a Google Doc. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and many more.

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How it works

Three steps from prompt to public link

You install spawnpoint and sign in once. Your agent does the rest.

1

Add spawnpoint

One command sets up every coding agent on your machine: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and many more.

curl -fsSL https://getspawnpoint.com/install | bash
2

Log in

Sign in to spawnpoint from your agent and approve it in your browser.

3

Tell your agent to spawn it

Say "deploy." About a minute later your agent gives you a link to share.

Sharing

Built for the person you send it to

The people you share an app with do not need an account, and they do not need to know what a deploy is.

Private until you say so

Only you can see a new project until you share it or make it public. Nobody can get in by guessing its address.

Share with specific people

Give your agent an email address, or add one in the console. Only the people you add can open the link.

They open it with an email code

Your colleague opens the link and types a one-time code sent to their email. They never need an account. To share more widely, make the project public and anyone with the link can see it.

What you get

Works from your agent

spawnpoint is an MCP server. MCP is the standard way coding agents connect to tools. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and many more can deploy with it after a one-time setup.

Its own web address

Every project gets its own secure (HTTPS) web address, on machines we run for you.

The link stays the same

Say "deploy" again and the same link shows the new version. If an update fails, the old version keeps running.

Pricing

Free for one live project, $10 a month for unlimited

The free plan has no time limit, and you do not need a card to start.

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  • Unlimited sharing
  • Public links, MCP server, API tokens
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  • Unlimited live projects
  • Unlimited sharing
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FAQ

Common questions

The easiest way to bring your software online. When your agent builds a little app, spawnpoint puts it online and hands you a shareable link. You never set up or manage a server.
No. You sign in once in the browser and your agent takes it from there. spawnpoint runs your app on its own machine and gives it a secure (HTTPS) web address.
Any small web app: a static site, a Node service, or a Python tool. Apps made with frameworks such as Next.js, Remix, Astro, and SvelteKit work too: spawnpoint runs the build and start scripts in the app's package.json. An app with a Dockerfile is built into a container on its machine, so compiled languages work too.
One command sets up whichever coding agents are on your machine. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and many more: 
curl -fsSL https://getspawnpoint.com/install | bash

Then sign in once in the browser for each agent. The supported agents page has the exact step for each. Any other MCP client needs only https://app.getspawnpoint.com/mcp.

Only you, until you say otherwise. New projects are private by default: share them with specific people by email (they verify with a one-time code, no account needed), or make them public for anyone with the link. Your agent can do both, and so can the console.
Run the installer once and sign in once in the browser. After that, tell your agent "deploy this": it calls spawnpoint's deploy tool and hands you the link a minute or two later. The supported agents page has the sign-in step for each agent.
spawnpoint refuses an app with a recognizable API key (AWS, Stripe, OpenAI, Anthropic, GitHub, and others) written into its code, and the plugin's security audit checks an app before it ships: leaked keys, files that should not upload, debug mode, and admin pages with no login. Every project runs on its own isolated machine.
Free covers one live project at a time. Pro is $10 a month for unlimited projects. It is a flat monthly subscription with nothing to top up, and you manage or cancel it in the console.
Yes. Ask your agent to add your domain: it gives you the DNS records to create, and HTTPS is set up automatically once spawnpoint confirms them. The spawnpoint link keeps working too.
It sleeps: the machine stops while it is idle, and the next visit wakes it in about half a minute. Redeploying also wakes it.
Yes. Open the project in your console and click Terminate. The app is permanently shut down, and billing stops immediately.