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here.now

Instant, account-free web hosting agents can publish to over plain HTTP

freeDR 64Free. Sites published without an account expire after 24 hours; a free account makes them permanent. No paid tier is published on the site.View full pricing →

About here.now

here.now is web hosting designed for the moment an AI agent produces something that needs a URL. The interaction is deliberately minimal: tell the agent to publish to here.now, and the files are online at a random subdomain seconds later with no account, no project setup and no deploy configuration. Any agent that can make an HTTP request can use it — Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, Codex, Amp or anything else — and the homepage hands you a setup prompt to paste into whichever one you use. There is also an installable skill (npx skills add heredotnow/skill --skill here-now -g) for agents that support that pattern. What gets published is whatever the agent just built and you now need to look at or send to someone: dashboards, prototypes, one-off tools, visualisations, reports, presentations, galleries, media files. Anonymous sites expire after 24 hours; registering a free account makes them permanent. Access control is more thought-through than the pitch suggests — URLs are random and unguessable by default, and a site can be password-protected or restricted to specific email addresses and domains. Workspaces give a team a shared subdomain with memorable URLs and member-only visibility by default. Third-party API keys can be attached as environment variables so a published site can talk to Stripe, Notion or OpenRouter. Files sit on Cloudflare's network and serve from the nearest edge. Custom domains are supported.

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Key Features

Publish over plain HTTP from any agent, no SDK required
No account needed for a 24-hour site
Random unguessable URLs, with optional password or email allowlists
Team workspaces with their own subdomain
Environment variables for third-party API keys
Custom domains, served from Cloudflare's edge

here.now Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Zero-friction — no account, no config, no CLI to install
  • +Works with every agent because the interface is just HTTP
  • +Real access controls despite the throwaway framing

⚠️ Cons

  • Anonymous sites vanish after 24 hours
  • Static publishing, not a general application runtime
  • No published pricing, so long-term cost is unknown

Who Is here.now Best For?

👤Agents that build dashboards or prototypes needing a link
👤Sharing a one-off visualisation without a deploy pipeline
👤Teams reviewing agent output in a browser

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