How Niblit.ai Works
You build it. We put it online. Here's exactly what happens.
From project to live URL
Build your project
Code it yourself, use an AI assistant like ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor, or start from a template. Works for apps, portfolios, prototypes, demos, and tools — anything web-based.
Point your AI at this guide
Share the AI Guide with your assistant so it knows exactly how to package things for Niblit.ai. It'll pick the right setup, generate all the required files, and even write a special configuration file (called a Dockerfile) that tells us how to run your app.
Zip your files and upload
Select all your project files, compress them into a .zip file, and upload it here. That's the whole "deployment" — it's literally just uploading a zip. Your AI can walk you through the zipping part if you're unsure.
We take it from here
Once you upload, Niblit.ai unpacks your files, checks everything is in order, installs what your app needs, and starts it up on a real cloud server. A few minutes later, your app has its own link you can share with anyone.
What's happening during upload?
Your app goes through three stages automatically. You can watch the progress in real-time on the app page.
Checking your files
Stage 1We check that the zip has everything it needs — the right files, the right structure, nothing obviously broken. This takes just a few seconds. If something's missing, we'll let you know exactly what to fix.
Getting it ready
Stage 2We install all the libraries and tools your app uses (like packages from Python or Node.js), then package everything up into a container — think of it as a tidy self-contained box your app lives in. This is the longest stage, usually 30–90 seconds.
Almost live!
Stage 3We push your packaged app to a cloud server, point a real web address at it, and start it running. Within seconds of this stage completing, your app is live and accessible from anywhere in the world.
You're live!
Your app has a public URL you can share. It'll show up on your profile, in the Explore feed (if public), and be accessible to anyone with the link.
What can I publish?
Anything web-based. If you're not sure which type fits your project, ask your AI: "Which Niblit.ai stack should I use?"
Python (Flask or FastAPI)
Most common for AI-generated apps. Works great for anything with a backend.
JavaScript / Node.js (Express)
Common for full-stack JavaScript apps with a server component.
Python (Django)
For more complex Python apps. Comes with a built-in database.
Static site (HTML/CSS/JS)
Pure frontend. No server needed — just web pages.
Common questions
Ready to publish something?
Build it, zip it, upload it here. Takes less time than you'd think.