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The easiest way to bring your software online

Software your agent builds, shared as easily as a Google Doc. Your agent writes the sprint tracker, the client dashboard, the little invoice parser; spawnpoint puts it online and hands you a link. The colleague you send it to just clicks: no account, no install, and nobody has to know what a deploy is. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, and GitHub Copilot.

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How it works

Three steps from prompt to public link

You do one thing: log in. Your agent does the rest.

1

Add spawnpoint

One command wires every agent on your machine: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, Copilot.

curl -fsSL https://spawnpoint.lol/install | bash
2

Log in

Authenticate spawnpoint in your agent and approve it from your browser.

3

Tell your agent to spawn it

Say "deploy." Seconds later a live public link is yours to share.

Sharing

Built for the person you send it to

The hard part of small software was never writing it. It was handing it to someone with no account, no login, and no idea what a deploy is. That part is the product.

Private until you say so

Every new project is visible to you alone. Nothing goes public by accident, and nothing is discoverable by URL guessing.

Share to a person, not the internet

Give your agent an email address, or add one in the console. That person can open the link. Nobody else can.

They just click

Your colleague opens the link, types a one-time code from their email, and they are in. No account, ever. When you are ready for a wider audience, flip the project public and anyone with the link can see it.

Brutally simple by design

Big clouds were built to scale big software. We deleted all of that.

Brutally simple

One connection, one tool call, one link. That is the whole product.

Agent-native

A first-class MCP server. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, and GitHub Copilot deploy to it out of the box.

Instant public link

Every project gets a real HTTPS URL in seconds, on infra we fully manage.

The link never goes stale

Say "deploy" again and the same URL serves the new version. If an update fails, the old one keeps serving.

For teams

Spawn the tools that never justified a “real” deploy

Every team runs things its own way. Dashboards, trackers, sprint tools, and prototypes: bespoke software for one team or one person, online in seconds.

Pricing

Start free. Go unlimited for $10. Go white-glove for teams.

One live project free, forever. Unlimited deploys on Pro. When your org needs the full treatment, we bring an engineer to you.

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  • Unlimited sharing
  • Public links, MCP server, API tokens
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$10 / month
  • Unlimited live projects
  • Unlimited sharing
  • Everything in Free
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FAQ

Questions, answered

The easiest way to bring your software online. When your agent builds a little app, spawnpoint puts it online and hands you a shareable link. There is no infra to touch.
No. That is the point. You sign in once in the browser and your agent takes it from there. Deploying, hosting, TLS, and URLs are all handled for you.
Any small web app: a static site, a Node service, or a Python tool. Server-rendered frameworks work too: a package.json build script runs on deploy and a start script is what starts, so Next.js, Remix, Astro, and SvelteKit deploy as themselves. A Dockerfile deploys as a container built on the machine, so compiled languages work too.
One command wires whichever coding agents are on your machine: Claude Code (plugin, skills, and MCP), Codex CLI, Cursor, opencode, GitHub Copilot CLI, and VS Code Copilot: 
curl -fsSL https://spawnpoint.lol/install | bash

Then one browser sign-in per agent: Claude Code via /mcp then Authenticate, codex mcp login spawnpoint, cursor-agent mcp login spawnpoint (or the IDE's MCP settings), opencode mcp auth spawnpoint, and Copilot (CLI or VS Code) prompts for sign-in the first time a spawnpoint tool runs. Any other MCP client needs only https://app.spawnpoint.lol/mcp.

Only you, until you say otherwise. New projects are private by default: share them with specific people by email (they verify with a one-time code, no account needed), or make them public for anyone with the link. Your agent can do both, and so can the console.
Yes, in one click. Open the project in your console and hit Terminate. It is gone, and billing stops immediately.