After being in tech for about 25 years, I started to teach a lot of friends on how to use IA to create their sites and apps. A lot them started to create a lot of cool of personal and career boost apps that improved their lifes and productivity. Then I started to see a pattern. After a while, almost all of them started to text or call me for help on how to put those creations on Internet. I teached them on how to use vercel/netlify and supabase to make it happen. Some of them created apps better than a lot of developers that worked for me in previous businesses. So I decided to create a new type of cloud, aimed for the AI era, where instead of having a lot of tools and setup to put something online, you could just install a single tool and that tool would take care of everything, even intercepting your deploy in fly to fix it and put it online.

Meet shpyrd.io, the "vibe-cloud" solution for this new awesome era.

The simpler setup sounds appealing. What does publishing a typical Claude-built app look like?

Making small personal projects easier to keep running seems like a useful niche.

What does recovery look like if someone publishes a broken update?

This is exactly the sort of thing I was looking for! Is this application only for websites, or does it support web applications built using code?

How easy is it to move an existing project over from another hosting provider?

I was using vercel and supabase on my apps, will give you a try

I installed the Shpyrd plugin, the configuration in Claude Code was automatic, and I was able to deploy the application with a simple prompt. It automatically figured out how to build and deploy without needing any specifications. Is it possible to specify the memory and CPU to be provisioned for the app and the database?