N Nexploy

You built it. Nexploy puts it online.

Built something with Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt or Replit and got stuck on the last step? Point Nexploy at it and minutes later it has a real web address anyone can open.

  • No server knowledge needed
  • Nothing to install
  • Secure address included
  • Free while in beta
my-app

Published 2 minutes ago

Live
  1. Project connected 0.4s
  2. Project checked 1.1s
  3. Files prepared 18.4s
  4. Project packaged 21.7s
  5. Application started 1.2s
  6. Website published 0.3s
  7. Secure connection enabled 0.9s
https://my-app.nexploy.net ready in 42 seconds

Whichever AI tool built it, Nexploy can read it.

Every AI tool writes projects a little differently. Nexploy reads the project rather than guessing from the tool — so it doesn't matter which one you used.

  • Cursor
  • Claude Code
  • Lovable
  • Bolt
  • Replit
  • v0
  • …or none of them

Recognised automatically

  • Next.js
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Django
  • Flask
  • Python
  • Laravel
  • PHP
  • Go
  • Static sites
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • Redis

Three steps from AI project to live website.

01 — Connect your project

Pick the project. That is the whole setup.

Sign in with GitHub or GitLab and pick your project. Nexploy only sees the ones you choose, and only reads them. Just a folder on your computer? Zip it and upload it instead.

Your projects
  • my-app edited 2 hours ago
  • landing-page edited yesterday
  • recipe-site edited 3 days ago
  • portfolio edited last week
What we found we’re sure
What it is
a website that runs its own code
Next.js 15.1.0
How it starts
we know the command
npm run start
Needs a database
yes — we will create it
postgres
Settings to fill in
2 of 5
3 provided
Web address
ready to assign
my-app.nexploy.net

02 — Nexploy checks it

You don't have to know what it needs.

Nexploy works out what your project is, how to start it and whether it needs anything else. No form full of options — just what it found, which you can correct if it's wrong.

03 — Publish it

Press publish. Get a link.

Your project goes up with a secure address already in place. Watch it happen, or close the tab — an email arrives when it's done.

Publishing my-app
Preparing your project…
Installing what it needs (412 packages)
Starting the application
Checking that it responds ✓ 200 OK
Turning on the web address
Enabling the secure connection
✓ Published in 42 seconds
https://my-app.nexploy.net

What happens, step by step

  1. 01

    Connect

    Sign in with GitHub or GitLab and pick your project. Or upload it as a zip.

  2. 02

    Check

    Nexploy opens it and works out what it is and what it needs.

  3. 03

    Ask

    Missing a key or a password? You get asked in plain language, one field at a time.

  4. 04

    Publish

    One button. You get a working web address with a secure connection already on.

  5. 05

    Publish again

    Changed something? Same button. Your live site stays up until the new one is ready.

Missing something? We'll tell you.

AI tools leave behind a list of settings your project needs, without explaining any of them. Nexploy reads that list, fills in what it can, and asks you about the rest in plain language.

What your project usually hands you:

DATABASE_URL=
REDIS_URL=
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=
NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL=
JWT_SECRET=
What we need from you 2 of 5
  • Somewhere to store data done for you

    We created a database and connected it.

    ••••••••••••••••

    DATABASE_URL

  • Fast temporary storage done for you

    Created and connected the same way.

    ••••••••••••••••

    REDIS_URL

  • Your Stripe key we need this

    Your project takes payments through Stripe. Copy the secret key from your Stripe dashboard.

    Paste it here

    STRIPE_SECRET_KEY

  • Your website address filled in

    We used the address we just gave you.

    https://my-app.nexploy.net

    NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL

  • A password for sign-ins we need this

    Any long random text works. Generate one and paste it.

    Paste it here

    JWT_SECRET

Anything you paste here is encrypted, never shown again and never written to a log.

Change your project. Your site updates itself.

The setup happens once. After that, every change you save gets prepared and swapped in. Your live site stays up the whole time — and if the new version breaks, the old one is still there.

If you use git
$ git push origin main
Enumerating objects: 24, done.
To github.com:you/my-app.git
a3f21c9..7d4e8b2 main -> main
  1. Change noticed
  2. Project checked
  3. New version prepared
  4. Swapped in
  5. Live
Latest version Live
Published
2 minutes ago
Took
42 seconds
Address
my-app.nexploy.net
Previous version
kept, one click away

Everything else is already handled

Watch it happen

Not a spinner. You see each step as it happens, so slow looks slow instead of broken. Secrets are hidden before they reach your screen.

Publishing my-app
Installing what your project needs…
added 412 packages in 18s
Building the site
▲ Next.js 15.1.0
Creating an optimized production build
✓ Built successfully
DATABASE_URL=***** (hidden)

Go back to a version that worked

Every version you publish is kept. If an update breaks something, put the previous one back with one click — the same site as before, not a rebuild.

  • Live now 2 hours ago 42s
  • Worked yesterday 51s
  • Didn't work 2 days ago 1m 04s
  • Worked 4 days ago 39s
Publish from GitHub or GitLab
Read-only access, only to the projects you pick.
Or just upload a folder
No account anywhere else needed — a zip file is enough.
Secure address included
Every site gets HTTPS, set up and renewed for you.
Databases set up for you
If your project needs one, it is created and connected.
Your keys stay secret
Encrypted when saved, never shown again, never in logs.
Plain-language errors
When something breaks you get a reason, not a code.
Go back to a working version
Restore the previous version in seconds.
Told when it is done
An email when publishing finishes, so you can close the tab.

A real site, not a preview link.

Your AI tool probably gave you a preview link that dies when you sign out. This is not that. Your project runs on a real server, stays up, and the address is yours — put it on a business card.

It gets its own space and its own slice of the machine, so nobody else's site can see yours or slow it down. Nothing for you to log into or keep patched.

my-app how it runs
Its own private space
nothing else can reach it
isolated network
Its own share of the machine
another site cannot slow it down
512 MB · 0.5 CPU
Locked down by default
it can only write where it should
read-only files
Secure address
set up and renewed for you
HTTPS

What you would otherwise have to learn

  • renting and setting up a server
  • installing Docker
  • writing an nginx config
  • issuing an SSL certificate
  • wiring up a deploy pipeline
  • remembering how you did it last time

What you do instead

Nexploy

All of it still happens — just for you, every time, without you having to learn any of it.

Access

Free while we're in beta.

Nothing to pay and nowhere to enter a card — we haven't built that part yet. Publish up to three projects. If that changes, we'll say so first.

Publish my project
Price
Free
Projects
Up to 3
Credit card
None
Setup
None

Your project is ready. Let's put it online.

Publish my first project