Buddy Drop launches instant app hosting

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Buddy Drop launches instant app hosting

Buddy Drop lets developers publish static sites or supported full-stack apps by dropping files or a ZIP, with no account required to go live. It adds free named domains, custom domains, previews, versioning, authentication, and MCP/API access.

// ANALYSIS

Buddy Drop’s real pitch is collapsing build, deploy, preview, and rollback into a single drag-and-drop workflow—especially compelling for AI-generated projects.

–Detects and runs projects built with Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, Remix, TanStack, Express, or Lovable
–Free named domains eliminate the friction of random preview URLs
–Private previews, change screenshots, approvals, and one-click rollback add useful safety for rapid iteration
–The no-signup tier is tightly bounded at 100 files and 100 MB, while unclaimed sites are deleted after an hour
–MCP and API support make Buddy Drop a plausible deployment endpoint for coding agents

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DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-01

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8h ago

2026-10-01

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