Host what Trae built, straight from the build folder
The agent finishes, you have a project. Publish the build without deciding on a hosting provider first.
Drop your Trae build folder here
Any other file works too — up to 25.0 MB, or 100.0 MB for a whole site
Free to use, live at your-name.99helpers.site in about ten seconds.
Why the last step is the slow one
Trae's agent will take a description and leave you a working project, which is the fast part. The slow part is everything after: choosing a host, connecting a repository, waiting on a first build. For a prototype or a page with a short life, that decision is worth deferring entirely.
What Trae gives you
- A complete project folder written by the agent
- Static sites and prototypes ready to build
- Whatever framework you asked for, with real build output
The last step is the slow one
Minutes to build, considerably longer to deploy for the first time.
localhost proves nothing to anyone else
A dev server convinces you and nobody outside the room.
Prototypes outlive their usefulness
Experiments deployed to real infrastructure tend to stay there indefinitely.
Putting Trae output online
- 1
Build the project
Run the build and take the output folder — dist or build for most setups.
- 2
Drop it in
Drag the folder into the box above. There is nothing to connect and nothing to authorise.
- 3
Name it and share
Pick an address and publish. The link works from anywhere straight away.
Worth knowing
- Publish the build output rather than the source folder.
- Set the base path to / before building so assets resolve from the site root.
- A plain HTML project needs no build at all — drop the folder as it is.
- Add a 404.html mirroring index.html for client-side routes.
- Delete the address when the prototype has done its job.
Questions
- Do I need a repository?
- No. You drag a folder in; there's nothing to link.
- Can I host a full-stack project?
- Only the front end. A running server has to live somewhere that executes code.
- How do I update it?
- Build again and publish to the same address; earlier versions are kept.
- Are API keys in the build visible?
- Yes. Anything in a static file is public — keep secrets on a server.
- Is it free?
- Yes, with an account made at the point of publishing.
Try it with what Trae just made you
Drop it in at the top of this page and see the link for yourself. You only make an account once it's ready to go live.
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