deployclaude takes the code from your Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini conversation and turns it into a live website. Cloudflare hosting and a Supabase database are provisioned automatically. There is nothing to configure.
Also available as a web dashboard — paste your code or an entire conversation, no CLI required.
Build something with an AI chat tool. Then deploy it.
The whole thing takes about ten seconds.
Extraction. deployclaude reads Claude and ChatGPT conversations directly — it opens the chat in a headless browser using your existing session, finds all the code artifacts, and saves them as properly named files. It also handles zip archives, local folders, exported JSON, and pasted code.
Hosting. Every deploy goes to Cloudflare Pages — their global edge network with free SSL and a .pages.dev subdomain. Paid plans can use custom domains.
Database. When your app needs one, deployclaude provisions a Supabase project automatically. If your AI chat included SQL schema files, those are run as migrations. Supabase URLs and API keys are injected into your code so it works immediately.
Credentials. You don’t need your own Cloudflare or Supabase accounts. deployclaude manages the infrastructure on your behalf. Pro users can optionally bring their own.
Start for free. Upgrade if you need more.
| Free | $0/mo — 3 deploys, Cloudflare hosting, Supabase database, .pages.dev subdomain |
|---|---|
| Starter | $9/mo — 20 deploys, custom domains, priority extraction, email support |
| Pro | $29/mo — 100 deploys, unlimited domains, 3 team seats, bring your own Cloudflare & Supabase |
Yes. deployclaude opens your Claude conversation in a headless browser using your existing Chrome session — you’re already logged in. It finds all the artifact blocks in the DOM and extracts the code. No API keys needed. The same approach works for ChatGPT.
No. deployclaude uses its own managed accounts on your behalf. Your sites are isolated per-project. Pro users can optionally bring their own credentials.
Anything that outputs static files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Svelte, Vue. For apps that need a backend, deployclaude handles the frontend plus Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Storage). Server-side rendering with Node or Python is not supported yet.
Free Supabase projects pause after seven days of inactivity, which is standard for their free tier. Paid plans keep projects active. You can also bring your own Supabase project on Pro.
Yes. deployclaude deploy ./my-app works for folders, deployclaude deploy app.zip for archives. The web dashboard also accepts file uploads and pasted code.
Or install the CLI: npm install -g deployclaude