Your AI wrote the app. Nanocloud gives it a home.
Paste the code, or let your agent deploy it over MCP. It's live at a URL in about ten seconds, isolated in its own container, and shareable like a Google Doc.
Free during the beta. No credit card.
Deploy from any MCP client
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
- Your own agent
From "my AI built this" to a link your team can open.
Nanocloud is the last mile. No regions, no build config, no Dockerfile, and nothing to learn about ports.
Build
Ask your agent for the tool you need, or paste code you already have. A single Python file, a multi-file project, a tarball or a git URL all work.
Deploy
Nanocloud detects the stack (FastAPI or Flask), starts it in an isolated container, waits until it's healthy, and routes it to its own URL.
Share
Hand out a revocable link, cap how many times it can be opened, or open it to your org. Revoke it whenever you want.
Everything a five-person tool needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Ten-second deploys
Four ways in (file, project, tarball, git), one runtime. Redeploying the same code is a no-op; changed code updates in place at the same URL.
Isolated by default
Every app gets its own gVisor-sandboxed container, capped at 256 MB, half a CPU and 100 processes, on a network where apps can't talk to each other.
Share like a doc
Read or write links that expire, have view caps, and can be revoked instantly. Every link is visible in one place, so nothing leaks quietly.
Self-healing
If a container dies, whether from a crash, a reboot or a stray docker rm, Nanocloud notices and revives it from cached source within about 30 seconds.
Data that sticks
Turn on persistence and your app gets a durable /data volume. It survives redeploys, restarts, even deleting and re-creating the app.
Know what it costs
CPU and memory are sampled every 30 seconds per app, with logs and a cost estimate one click away. No surprise bills from a forgotten prototype.
The agent that wrote it can ship it.
Nanocloud ships an MCP server, so deploying becomes part of the same conversation that wrote the code. Your agent deploys, probes the live URL, reads the logs when something breaks, fixes it, and redeploys, all without leaving the chat.
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# Connect Claude Code or opencode (one time). You approve it in your browser, no keys to paste. curl -fsSL https://nanocloud.sh/install | bash # Then just ask: > Make me a tool to track customer refunds, deploy it, and share it with the support team.
Private until you say otherwise.
AI-written code deserves a careful host. Every app starts private, and every widening of access is a deliberate, per-app choice.
- Fail-closed access. Unknown or revoked credentials get nothing, and cross-account lookups return 404 so they can't reveal what exists.
- Your session never reaches tenant apps. The dashboard session cookie is host-only, so an app can't read it, even one you didn't write.
- Apps can't see each other. Inter-container traffic is disabled and container ports bind only to localhost.
- Sandboxed with gVisor. Hosted apps run under gVisor's user-space kernel with every Linux capability dropped and privilege escalation blocked. Egress limits are next.Egress soon
privateOnly you (the default).sharedThe specific people you name.orgEveryone in your organization.tailnetRead-only on your private Tailscale network.publicRead-only for anyone. Off unless you turn it on, app by app.Simple while we're in beta.
Small software shouldn't need a pricing calculator.
Beta
For individuals and small teams putting agent-built tools in front of real users.
- Deploy from paste, git, or MCP
- Revocable share links with view caps
- Persistent storage and self-healing
- Usage metering and logs
Team
Governed hosting for the internal tools your company is already vibe-coding.
- Org workspaces and member access
- SSO and audit logsSoon
- Egress controls and IT visibilitySoon
- Self-host on your own hardware
Questions, answered.
Why not just use Render, Railway or Fly?
They're excellent, and they're built for developers who know what a port, a build step and a region are. Nanocloud assumes you pasted code from an AI five minutes ago and want a URL and a share link, not a dashboard with 47 tabs. If your app outgrows us, it's standard Python, so take it with you.
Can't my AI just deploy it somewhere?
That's exactly what we're for. Nanocloud is the tool your AI calls. With the MCP server, "build me X and put it online" becomes one conversation, and the agent can verify the live app and fix it if it's broken.
Is it safe to run AI-written code?
Every app starts private and runs in its own resource-capped container on a network where apps can't reach each other. On the hosted cloud, each container runs under gVisor with all Linux capabilities dropped and privilege escalation blocked. Egress limits are next on the roadmap.
What can I deploy today?
Python web apps: FastAPI and Flask, detected automatically. A single file, a multi-file project, a tarball or a git repository all work. More runtimes are on the roadmap.
Can I self-host it?
Yes. The same control plane runs as a hosted multi-tenant cloud or as a single-node appliance on your own box, with no fork. Talk to us if that's what your team needs.
Ship the small thing.
Your agent just built a tool. Give it a URL, a sandbox and a share link in one step.
We'll email you when your spot opens up.