What you actually need
Two things: an agent that builds apps from a description, and somewhere for the app to live once it is built. The first part you probably already have; Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude and others all do it. The second part is the one people get stuck on, because it used to mean learning words like hosting, database and deploy.
Tiniest Cloud is the second part, without the words.
The whole process
- Sign in at app.tiniest.cloud with an email link or your Google account.
- Open Connect and pick your tool. Most connect with one click; the rest is one line to paste, already filled in.
- Back in your tool, describe your app and let it build.
- Say “put this on Tiniest Cloud”.
That is the last step. The app has an address, and you can send it to anyone.
What you never have to do
- Choose or set up a host.
- Make accounts for the people who use it.
- Keep keys or passwords anywhere.
- Look after a machine, run updates, or take backups.
- Learn a command. The one line that connects your tool is filled in for you.
If something goes wrong
Every update is a save, so if a change breaks something, ask your agent to put the old version back, and it does, with nobody’s things touched. Deleted apps wait in the bin for thirty days.
What it costs
Nothing, to start: five live apps, with sign-in, saving and AI included, forever. When you want more, Personal is $10 a month for unlimited apps and your own domain. The people who use your apps never pay.
