Publish in one click
No server to buy, nothing to configure. One click and you have an address to send people.
Here's how it works
- One click and it's live — a real address within minutes
- After it goes up we open that page ourselves and tell you honestly whether it works
- Apps that need a database get one automatically; nothing for you to arrange
- Out of capacity? You get queued, and an email when it's done — you can close the tab
Build your TutuWorkspace in three steps
- 1
Say a sentence
Describe the app you want — the more specific, the better.
- 2
AI builds it for you
The AI creates files, writes code and builds live while you watch it grow in the preview.
- 3
Publish in one click
When it looks right, publish — and walk away with an address to send people, or a package they can install.
No download · Free to start · One-tap TutuID login
FAQ
Because after publishing we open that page ourselves. "The container started" and "this page actually works" are two different things — a 200 can still be a blank screen, when the files the homepage references landed in the wrong place and the browser gets HTML where a script should be. So we fetch the public address once, pull every asset the homepage references, and tell you the verdict: it works, here's what's broken, or we couldn't reach it this time. "Couldn't reach" is reported as exactly that, never as a conclusion — and it never changes the success verdict, because the container really is running.