Guide

How to publish a vibe-coded app

To publish a vibe-coded app — a browser-ready app you built by describing it to an AI — bring it to VibeLaunch and get a live web address: publish straight from Claude, or paste your code in if you used another AI.

“Vibe coding” is building software by telling an AI what you want in plain words. VibeLaunch is the last step that makes what you made real on the internet.

Step by step

  1. Build it with any AI

    Use Claude, ChatGPT, or whichever AI you like. Describe what you want until it works the way you pictured it.

  2. Choose how to publish

    If you built it in Claude, ChatGPT Developer Mode, or Grok with custom connectors enabled, you can publish from chat. If your AI tool does not expose custom connectors, copy the code so you can paste it in.

  3. Bring it to VibeLaunch

    From a connected AI chat, just say “publish this on VibeLaunch.” From anywhere else, sign up free and paste your code into a new app.

  4. Get your live link

    VibeLaunch hosts it and gives you a vibelaunch.live address to share. Free to start.

Common problems

A browser-ready app you made by describing it to an AI instead of writing the code yourself — a tracker, a calculator, a landing page, or a small tool. If it still needs a build step, server, or missing files, VibeLaunch will tell you before publishing.
A multi-file app needs a file named index.html as its front door — the page people see first. Ask your AI to include one.
A basic published page is a live website, not a server. Simple forms need a backend, and apps that remember data or let visitors log in may need manual setup during Free Preview.

Keep going

How to publish a website from ClaudeHow to publish a ChatGPT app or canvasHow to publish a Gemini appHow to publish a Grok appGet set up in ClaudeSee the Free Preview

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