The short answer
Antideploy is a place to run apps that were built with an AI coding agent. You paste one sentence into your agent, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Antigravity. The agent reads your project, builds it, runs it behind HTTPS, creates the database it needs and gives you a live link.
In one line: Antideploy deploys whatever your coding agent built, backend and database included, with no Dockerfile and no dashboard.
The sentence you give your agent
Set this project up to deploy on Antideploy. Fetch https://antideploy.com/agent.md and follow it.
What problem does it solve?
You built an app with an agent and it works on your computer. To put it online, you normally have to choose a host, learn what a server is, write a Dockerfile, set up a database, copy keys into settings, and add a domain. Each step has its own page of options and its own ways to fail.
Without Antideploy. You choose a host, write build and start commands or a Dockerfile, create a database somewhere else, copy a connection string, set variables by hand and read logs in a dashboard.
With Antideploy. You paste one sentence and click Approve once. Your agent reads the code, does those steps itself and tells you the address.
What it does
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Reads your code first. It works out the language, framework, start command, port and what your app needs, and shows which file each answer came from.
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Runs real servers. Node.js, Python, Go, Ruby and Java apps run as ordinary long-running processes, with HTTPS from the first deploy. Static sites run free and unlimited.
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Creates what the app needs. A Postgres database, a private file bucket, sign-in for your users, email, an AI model key and scheduled jobs, all set up by your agent.
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Warns before it builds. It flags code that would deploy and then lose data, such as a SQLite file or uploads saved to disk.
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Watches the app. Logs, traffic numbers and health checks, and an email if the app goes down.
Who is it for?
It is for people who build with a coding agent and want the result online without learning servers. The agent does the work, and you stay in charge of one approval.
It is not for every kind of app. Each app runs as one instance in one region, Singapore, and sleeps when idle. If you need apps spread across the world, automatic scaling or always-on background workers, read what Antideploy cannot run.
How you use it
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Paste one sentence into your agent
Open your project in your agent and paste the sentence above.
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Click Approve once
Your agent shows you a link. Open it and click Approve. If you have no account, the link creates one.
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Open your live link
Your agent creates the app, creates a database if your code needs one, deploys, and tells you the address, such as
my-app.antideploy.app.
What it costs
The Free plan needs no card and has no trial clock. It includes unlimited static sites, 1 live app with a server, 10 successful deploys a month and 1 Postgres database. Failed deploys are free on every plan.
Paid plans are charged in rupees, by UPI or card. Go is ₹399 a month for 3 live apps, Pro is ₹1,999 for 9 and Scale is ₹6,999 for 20. See is Antideploy free for what happens at each limit.