Have you ever wanted to share a project with your friends or community and let them instantly deploy it to their own URL — without touching the command line?
I just built a small app that makes this possible! 🎉
✨ What My App Does
✅ Lets users deploy static apps (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) to Vercel.
✅ With a simple UI and Deploy button, no Git or CLI needed.
✅ Automatically gives you a free URL: something.vercel.app.
✅ Uses Vercel Serverless Functions under the hood to trigger real deployments.
Think of it as a "one-click Vercel launcher" for your projects. Perfect for hackathons, Schools, and quick demos.
🛠️ How It Works
You type your static code.
Click Deploy.
My app sends the code to Vercel through their API.
A new deployment goes live on a free .vercel.app domain.
No need to configure GitHub repos or mess with settings — it just works.
The UI is simple but clean:
A "Deploy" button front and center.
A status log showing progress.
Final link to your new .vercel.app site.
I’ll keep improving it (thinking about drag & drop for code folders 👀).
🌍 Why I Built This
I noticed a lot of people struggle with deploying their projects — even though Vercel is super easy already. My app takes it one step further by removing GitHub and CLI entirely.
Now anyone can:
Share a template with their friends.
Spin up static demos instantly.
Experiment without worrying about setup.
🎁 Try It Yourself
👉 Live Demo Static App deploying
💡 What’s Next?
Add drag & drop for code folders
Support Next.js projects, not just static HTML/CSS
Maybe a community gallery of templates you can deploy instantly
That’s it! 🚀 Let me know what you think — would you use this in your own projects?
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