A cloud for small software ↗
That tool your AI built you? Now it's a link.
Paste it into artifacted and it's online — private, at its own address, shareable with exactly the people you choose. Like a Google Doc, but it's an app.
Paste. Done. Share.
Sign in first — takes 10 seconds.
Make this available to my team →
Your agent handles the deploy. You get the link.
How it works
Three steps. No YAML.
Build with your agent
Build your tool with whatever you like: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or your bare hands.
Paste it — or let your agent deploy it
Drop a single HTML file into the dashboard — or have your agent run
npx artifacted deploy from the project folder.
Share like a doc
Share the link. That's it. That was the whole thing.
Private by default
Not on the public internet. On yours.
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Default-private
Every app you put online is visible to exactly one person: you. Sharing is an explicit act. There is no accidental public link.
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Secrets never in your code
API keys go in a settings panel, injected at runtime. They never appear in your code, your git history, or anyone's browser dev tools.
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Revocation is instant
Access is checked on every single request. Remove someone and they're out on their very next click.
Eugène-Louis Boudin, Approaching Storm (1864). Courtesy the Art Institute of Chicago, public domain (CC0).
Built for agents
Where agent output goes to live.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex: they can build the tool in an afternoon. artifacted is the
missing last step: your agent runs npx artifacted deploy from whatever folder
it just filled, and the thing it made has a URL, a login gate, and a share button.
You never open a terminal unless you want to.
Software used to need a big audience to be worth building. Now an agent can build you a tool in an afternoon, for an audience of one, or five, or just your team. We think that software deserves infrastructure that's as small and simple as it is. No YAML, no cloud console, no Kubernetes. A URL, a share button, and your secrets kept safe.
Copy the prompt for your agent
Deploy this project for me: run npx artifacted login, then
npx artifacted deploy, then give me the private URL it prints.
Works with the tools you already build in
- Claude Code
- Claude
- Cursor
- ChatGPT & Codex
- Gemini CLI
- GitHub Copilot
Made with artifacted
Small software, deployed.
Examples with fictional data — small tools like the ones your AI builds you.
sprint-tracker
Kanban for a five-person team, no logins to manage.
sprint-tracker.artifacted.cloudpace-calc
Marathon splits from a target finish time.
pace-calc.artifacted.cloudteam-lunch
Vote on where to eat; poll closes at 11:30.
team-lunch.artifacted.cloudburn-chart
Monthly budget burndown, updated every morning.
burn-chart.artifacted.cloudFAQ
Questions, answered.
Why not just Vercel or Netlify?
Those are public-by-default hosting for products; artifacted is private-by-default sharing for tools. Every request passes a login gate before it reaches your code, secrets stay out of your code, and sharing works like a doc, not like DNS.
What can I put online?
Static apps (a single HTML file or a folder, the shape Claude artifacts and ChatGPT canvas produce) and small server apps (a JS/TS file exporting a fetch handler, e.g. Hono). Python support is coming.
Where does my code run?
In an isolated sandbox on Cloudflare's edge network, the same worker isolation used by platforms like Shopify to run untrusted code. Your app can't touch other apps, and other apps can't touch yours.
Who can see my app?
You, and exactly the people you share it with. Every request passes our login gate before it ever reaches your code. There is no "public" toggle in this version. That's a feature.
What does it cost?
Free while we're in beta. We're figuring out pricing with our early users. It will look like per-seat sharing, not per-app hosting, because the whole point is that apps should be nearly free.
What happens to my data?
Your app's code lives in the sandbox. We log who visited which app when (that's how the sparklines work), and nothing else. Secrets are stored in Cloudflare's secret store, never in our database.
I'm not technical. Can I use this?
If you can paste a file, yes. The "Import HTML" button takes anything self-contained that an AI assistant made for you and gives it a private link in about 20 seconds.