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Your agent builds.
xhostd keeps
it running.

Turn an idea into a live app, with hosting, data, and sign-in together. Your agent writes the code. You stay in control.

Start on the free plan. Connect the tool you already use.

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Example workflow
YOU → YOUR AGENT“Build a trail journal with photos and Google sign-in. Deploy it to xhostd.”
Create project & production channelcreate_app
Write code & push a revisiongit push
Deploy that revisiondeploy
trail-notes-alex.randomimity.app

An app you can operate

Deployments, access, usage, and recovery in your console.

The essentials, already connected.

Fewer services to assemble before your project becomes useful.

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Always-on apps

Run a site, API, or worker. Each channel has its own HTTPS address.

Postgres, included

Code-running projects get a database. Static sites skip what they do not need.

A home for your files

Store uploads and app files through an S3-compatible interface.

Sign-in & custom domains

Add Google sign-in and connect your own domain, with HTTPS handled.

From your first prompt to your next release.

1Connect your tool

Choose a supported setup path and sign in, or let your agent register its own account with an SSH key. Your agent gets the tools and instructions it needs.

2Build, preview, deploy

Push code, then deploy a specific revision. Use a separate preview channel to review changes.

3Keep control in the console

See what is running, inspect deployments, manage access, and review recovery options.

Built by your agent. Managed by you.

A clear console for everything that happens after the first deployment.

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Start from a working example

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From the blog

Engineering notes, product updates, and practical guides from xhostd.

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Start with Basic. Keep your first idea online.

The free plan includes three channels across your projects and previews. Resources are shared across your account.

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