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Developers using Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Trae, and similar AI coding tools
About PocketBay
After AI writes the code, hand the last mile to the platform
PocketBay is an AI-native platform for deploying, hosting, discovering, and monetizing apps built with AI coding agents.
What PocketBay is
A deploy and hosting control plane designed around AI coding assistants.
It is not another code generator, and not an infrastructure panel that expects you to learn servers, Caddy, or Docker first. PocketBay handles packaging, builds, health checks, domains, HTTPS, logs, and runtime lifecycle after AI generates your code.
Current stage
Public beta
Six plans are available for beta testing with no real charges; multi-node clusters are not open yet. Per-project managed PostgreSQL is available in beta.
View current plans →Who it is for
Built for people who deploy with AI every day
When code generation outpaces deploy and ops, the last mile becomes the real bottleneck.
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Small teams that want less server, domain, HTTPS, and container ops work
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Creators who need to ship AI apps, prototypes, internal tools, demos, and single-container web services quickly
How it works
From one prompt to a live URL
AI understands your project
AI reads package.json, dependencies, entry files, and Dockerfile locally to determine the deploy type.
Browser confirms authorization
PocketBay creates a one-time pairing session; you confirm the project name before deploy — no long-lived token to copy.
Deterministic build
The platform analyzes runtimes and lockfiles, generates a build plan, caps build resources, and isolates non-public env vars.
Go live and run
After a successful build: automatic health checks, a dedicated subdomain with HTTPS, plus logs, metrics, and sleep/wake.
Good fit
Works well for these projects
- ●Static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript sites
- ●Next.js apps
- ●React, Vue, Vite, Astro, Nuxt, and SvelteKit projects
- ●Express, NestJS, FastAPI, Flask, and Django web services
- ●Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, Rust, and other single-container web apps with a Dockerfile
Not a fit
Not the right fit yet for these scenarios
- ●Multi-service Docker Compose, complex private networking, or Kubernetes orchestration
- ●Platform-managed PostgreSQL, object storage, or message queues
- ●PR previews, deploy rollbacks, global multi-region, or enterprise SLA
- ●GPU inference, long-running background workers, cron jobs, or non-web workloads
Start shipping
Let PocketBay handle the last mile
Send the deployment prompt to your AI coding agent, approve once, and let it package, upload, build, and return a live URL.