fline
Your agent ships the repo. We build it and run it.
fline launched on August 13, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,116 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Connect your coding agent over MCP and it ships your repo. fline writes the Dockerfile and the compose, picks the ports, provisions managed Postgres or Valkey, and hands back a URL already serving. The work happens outside your agent's context, so the deploy does not eat the session you were using to build. Secret values never pass through the agent: it declares the variable names, gets a link, and hands it to you unopened. Private beta, one node, and a maintained list of what does not work.
Built an app with Claude Code? Ask it to put your app on fline. Get a link you can send and a database of your own. Free during the private beta.
Send people a link, add a database of your own, and use a web address you own. Ask Claude Code to put it on fline. Today: your project in a folder on your computer, and Claude Code or Codex to send it. Cursor and VS Code have setup steps too, not yet tested from start to finish. Free during the private beta. No card. We open accounts by hand, a few at a time. Paste one line from your fline dashboard into your computer's Terminal app, then follow its steps to approve fline in your browser. If your app needs keys, it gives you a link to a private fline page where you type them. Your app has a link that opens on any phone or computer. If something breaks, ask again. Ask Claude Code to put your…from dev.fline.sh
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