here.now: publish what your AI coding assistant builds and get a shareable link
If you're building pages or prototypes with an AI assistant like Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, here.now lets you ask that assistant to put the work online. Doing that is called hosting or deploying: placing files on a server so anyone with the link can open them. The company says it works with any agent that can send web requests, and that you can add a password, limit viewing to invited email addresses, or connect your own domain name. No hosting experience is assumed; you type a request in plain language.
- For
- People getting into tech who make pages, prototypes, portfolios or presentations with an AI coding assistant and want a link to share without first learning hosting.
- Cost
- The provider says accounts are free. Sites made without an account expire after 24 hours; registering makes them permanent. The provider does not list paid plans or usage limits on its homepage. Illegal content, malware, phishing, spam and content exploiting minors are prohibited.
- Access
- Open online. Requires an AI agent or coding assistant that can make web requests (the provider names Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others). An account is optional but needed to keep a site past 24 hours. Setup involves installing a here.now 'skill' via a command the provider gives, or pasting the provider's prompt into your agent.
Worth a try if you vibe code and keep getting stuck at the step of putting your work online, since it lets you share a prototype before you learn hosting. Skip it if you don't use an AI coding assistant, and remember that anything published without an account vanishes after a day.
Your moveCreate a free account at here.now, copy the site's 'prompt for agent,' paste it into your AI coding assistant, then ask it to publish a small test page and open the link it returns.
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