Deloc

What is Deloc?

Deloc is an open-source client that deploys static web apps to a shareable URL in seconds — from your terminal or your AI coding agent. It works with any project that produces an index.html (React, Vue, Svelte, plain HTML, etc.) and provides instant URLs, password protection, and edge auth via Deloc’s Cloudflare infrastructure.

How to use Deloc?

From your terminal, run npx @deloc/cli deploy — the CLI builds, uploads, and returns a live URL. For AI agents, add the MCP server by running claude mcp add deloc --scope user -- npx -y @deloc/mcp@latest (Claude Code) or by adding the same command to .cursor/mcp.json (Cursor). The first run opens your browser to sign in.

Key features of Deloc

• Works with any static site (React, Vue, Svelte, plain HTML)
• JSX/TSX files deploy directly with no build step
• Instant URLs — deploy and share in seconds
• Password protection with a single parameter
• Custom OG previews for Slack/X link cards
• Edge auth restricts apps to allowed email domains

Use cases of Deloc

• Deploy a React prototype and share a live URL with collaborators
• Ship a static marketing site from an AI coding assistant
• Password‑protect an internal dashboard or staging preview
• Publish a multi‑file JSX app without a build step
• Quickly test or iterate on web apps alongside a team

FAQ from Deloc

What runtime or dependencies does Deloc require?

You need Node.js and npm. The CLI and MCP are published as npm packages and run via npx.

Where do deployed apps live?

All hosting, CDN, auth, and abuse prevention runs server‑side on Deloc’s infrastructure (Cloudflare R2 and Workers). The clients are thin wrappers around a single HTTP API.

What is the free tier?

Three live apps, 100 MB total storage, 30‑day auto‑expiry, 1 GB bandwidth per app per month. Password protection is included. No credit card required.

How does authentication work?

The first time you use the CLI it opens your browser to sign in via OAuth. For AI agents, credentials are managed transparently after the initial login.

Is Deloc open source?

The clients (@deloc/cli and @deloc/mcp) are MIT licensed. The Deloc hosting service itself is proprietary but offers a free tier and paid plans.