From project folder to live link
Upload what it built, choose who can see it, and send a link — in minutes, with nothing to configure.
✓ Free for small apps ✓ No card required ✓ Works with popular app-building tools
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Sprint velocity
42↑ 12% this sprintChoose your path
Open the dashboard yourself, or let the AI agent that built the app finish the job. Both paths create the same private, shareable app.
Drop in a ZIP of the complete project. Name it, add any passwords or keys it needs, and click Deploy. You do not need to find an entry point or choose technical settings.
Create a personal API key once. Then Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any AI agent that can run a shell command can deploy and share the app without opening your dashboard.
$ smallcloud deploy . Uploading your project… Preparing the app… Checking the live link… DEPLOYED: https://team-dashboard.getsmall.dev $ smallcloud share APP_ID --with sam@acme.co SHARED: APP_ID sam@acme.co
Multiplayer agents
Invite a teammate as an editor. They can pull the complete project into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or an ordinary code editor, make a change, and ship it back to the same live URL. No shared chat transcript and no matching AI subscription required.
getsmall keeps the deployable source with the app. Development access is separate from viewing access, so editors can build while users simply use the tool.
Environment variables and secrets stay in getsmall. They are never included in a clone or downloaded ZIP, and editors cannot reveal their existing values.
smallcloud collaborate APP_ID --with sam@team.com
smallcloud clone APP_ID ./projectThe cloned folder remembers its app identity. A later deploy creates a new version in place, preserving the app URL, permissions, data, and audience.
cd project
smallcloud deploy .
DEPLOYED: https://team-dashboard.getsmall.devPrefer manual tools? Download and replace the ZIP from the dashboard instead.
The complete loop
Do every step in the dashboard or hand the work to an AI agent. The app keeps the same home either way.
Use Claude, Codex, Cursor, another agent, or write it yourself.
Upload the project or let your agent deploy it. We handle how it starts.
Invite viewers, share a link, or give trusted teammates development access.
Any invited editor can clone, change, and redeploy it at the same URL.
Made for tools that are too specific to buy and too small for a big cloud setup.
The missing last mile
AI coding agents can make a useful internal tool before lunch. The next screen still asks for build commands, IAM roles, regions, networks, and scaling settings for an app that four people will use.
It disappears when the lid closes. Nobody else can rely on it.
Choose a framework preset, build command, region, environment, and domain.
VPCs, IAM, load balancers, and autoscaling for a tool with four users.
Upload the project, add what it needs, and choose who gets the link.
A different kind of cloud
Software does not need millions of users to be worth keeping alive.
Every team has its own vocabulary, rituals, spreadsheets, and odd little workflows. Off-the-shelf software gets close. Small software fits exactly. We keep it online, private, and easy to share so your team can simply use it.
Three hard problems, handled
Do not hunt for the right source files or starting command. Upload the folder your agent made. We read its project files, prepare it, and start it for you.
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Add people by email, open it to your company domain, or turn on anyone-with-the-link. No cloud permission settings to learn.
*@company.com rulesEvery uploaded app runs inside several protective layers. It cannot read your getsmall login, another app's files, the host machine's files, or private cloud services.
Small by design
Connect the same data source, add the team key, and stop emailing exports.
Give five teammates a stable private URL while the idea is still taking shape.
Approvals, trackers, calculators, and viewers that are too specific to buy.
Simple pricing
The free plan needs no card. Workspace is one flat monthly price, no matter how many teammates you invite.
Free
For personal tools, prototypes, and tiny teams.
Workspace
For teams that depend on their small software.
Enterprise
For organizations that need their own environment and controls.
Questions, answered plainly
A focused tool with a small audience: a dashboard, tracker, prototype, admin screen, calculator, data browser, or team workflow. It is not intended for a high-traffic consumer product.
No. Upload a ZIP of the complete project. We recognize common app types from the files already present and choose how to start it.
Those products may ask you to prepare a Git repository, choose build commands and settings, or build inside their own workspace. getsmall is the neutral destination for whatever your agent already built, in whatever supported language: bring the whole project, with no deployment configuration, and choose viewers as naturally as sharing a document. You can also invite developers using different AI agents to clone and improve the same live app.
Run smallcloud init . once in the project. It gives
Claude Code, Codex, and other shell-capable agents the packaging
rules they need. After that, ask the agent to deploy with getsmall;
it can upload, follow build progress, return the live URL, and set
the sharing mode for you.
The owner invites a teammate as a developer. That teammate can clone the current project into any coding agent, make changes, and deploy them back to the same app and URL. Everyone can use their preferred agent without sharing chat histories. Stale updates are stopped before they overwrite a newer version.
No. Environment variables entered in getsmall stay server-side,
and local .env files are removed from uploaded source.
A clone or downloaded ZIP contains the project files, never those
secret values. Invited developers can add or replace settings but
cannot reveal values already stored for the app. A password
hardcoded into a source file is still source, so keep secrets in
getsmall's environment settings instead.
Yes. Add the necessary key or setting in the app's setup screen. It can connect to public services, while private host and cloud management networks stay blocked.
No honest provider can promise that. We place every uploaded app behind several independent safety layers, remove administrator access, limit its resources, block private networks, and keep your getsmall login details away from it.
Free apps sleep after 15 minutes without traffic. The next request starts the existing sandbox, normally within a few seconds. This lets many genuinely small apps share capacity responsibly.
Your agent did the interesting part
Upload the project. Share the result. Close your laptop.
Your workspace
Everything your team built, deployed, and shared.