Deploy Claude Design Artifacts to Live Websites with Teenyapp
Teenyapp.com is a web hosting service built specifically for Claude Design. It solves the gap where Claude Design has code execution, file creation, and arbitrary HTTP requests but lacks a hosting destination. By pasting a Teenyapp link into Claude Design, the agent autonomously publishes artifacts to a live website via API.
How It Works
- Claim a custom domain at
yourapp.app.teenyapp.comand receive a Teenyapp link containing an agent token. - Paste that link into Claude Design. The link points to a
claude.mdfile with instructions for deploying artifacts. - Claude Design reads the
claude.md, uses the agent token to upload artifacts and configure the site — all autonomously.
Example Deployment
Using the default calculator kit prompt in Claude Design, after the design mockup was created, the user pasted a Teenyapp link and told it to deploy to https://calculator.app.teenyapp.com. Claude Design handled the rest.
Supported Backend Features
- Worker handling API requests
- Database and file storage
- Authentication (email/password, Google, GitHub, Discord OAuth)
Who It's For
Developers using Claude Design who want to quickly publish prototypes or small apps without leaving the chat interface.
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