Host what Windsurf built, in the time it takes to drag a folder
Cascade finished the job and left you a project. Publish the build without configuring a deployment you'll use once.
Drop your Windsurf 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
Windsurf's agent will take a described idea and leave a working project on your disk. Everything up to that point is fast. The step after — deciding where it goes, wiring a repository to a host, waiting for a first build — belongs to a different kind of project than the one you just made in twenty minutes.
What Windsurf gives you
- A complete project folder written by the agent
- Static sites, prototypes and landing pages ready to build
- Whatever stack you asked for, with real build output
Sharing means screen-sharing
Until it's online, showing someone means being in a call with them.
Setup outweighs the artefact
Repository, host, build config, environment — a lot of scaffolding around a page that might have a two-week life.
Experiments pile up
Prototypes end up parked in production infrastructure and quietly stay there for years.
Putting Windsurf output online
- 1
Build the project
Run the build command. Most setups produce a dist or build folder containing index.html.
- 2
Drop the folder in
Drag it into the box above — no repository, no account linking, no configuration.
- 3
Pick a name
Choose an address and publish. The link works from anywhere immediately.
Worth knowing
- Publish build output rather than source; node_modules alone exceeds the limit.
- Set the base path to / so assets resolve from the root of the site.
- For a static-only page with no build step, drop the folder exactly as it is.
- Add a 404.html mirroring index.html so client-side routes survive a refresh.
- Delete a prototype's address once it's served its purpose — one click.
Questions
- Do I need Git?
- No. There's nothing to connect — you drag a folder in.
- Can I host a full-stack app?
- Only the front end. Anything needing a running server has to live somewhere that executes code.
- How fast is it?
- The upload takes seconds and the address is live as soon as it finishes.
- Can I update it?
- Publish again to the same address. Previous versions are kept, so a bad build is one click from being reverted.
- Are secrets safe in the build?
- No — anything in a static file is public. Keep keys server-side, whatever the tool that wrote the code assumed.
Try it with what Windsurf 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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