Your agent runs it
Claude Code, Codex or Cursor deploy your app, read its logs and find what broke, with the same commands you would type.
AI got your app working. We take it from there: we put it online behind a sign-in, and give it everything it needs to run, from its database to its backups.
You know how to build it. Then come the questions that keep it stuck on your laptop.
Claude Code, Codex or Cursor deploy your app, read its logs and find what broke, with the same commands you would type.
One click puts a sign-in in front of your app. Only the people and teams you choose get in, and the app needs no sign-in code.
Postgres, Valkey and persistent volumes live in the same project as your app, and arrive as DATABASE_URL and REDIS_URL.
When nobody uses your app it sleeps, with no CPU or memory to pay. A signed-in visit wakes it in seconds; bots and strangers never do.
Instances start at 64 MiB and CPU is billed by what you use, so an agent waiting for a model costs almost nothing.
Requests, response time, errors, CPU and memory for your web process and every worker, with each release marked on the chart.
The same agent that built the app takes it the rest of the way.
One line in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
It gets an address, TLS, and a sign-in in front of it. Nobody gets in yet.
A team, or named colleagues. They find it among their apps the next time they sign in.
Each update is a release your colleagues get without asking; a bad one is undone in one step.
Finance, sales, people, ops: they all build their tools with AI now. shpyrd puts every one of them behind your company’s sign-in, with roles, isolation, backups and apps that sleep when nobody uses them, on shpyrd cloud or your own.
47 apps · 9 places · 0 rules
today: 47 apps, no standard
Sign up, connect your agent, and ship your first app. Or run it yourself: shpyrd is open source under MPL-2.0, and the quick start takes you from nothing to a deployed app.