Hataw

I kept running into the same wall: my agent builds something in seconds, then I spend ten minutes figuring out where to host it. Sign up, configure, connect a repo, pick a region — for a page that lives a week.

So I built Hataw. Tell your agent "upload to hataw.dev" and it ships. One HTTP call, live URL, done. No account, no SDK, no CLI.

How it works:

Your agent POSTs a file list to hataw.dev/api/v1/publish/quick. It gets back a live URL at <slug>.hataw.dev. That's it. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf — anything that can curl.

Every site gets auto-generated OG cards and a screenshot thumbnail, so social shares look good without extra work. Content moderation runs at publish time so nothing sketchy goes live.

What's free (everything):

10 publishes/hr anonymous, 60/hr signed in

500 MB/day anonymous, 5 GB/day signed in

30-day TTL on every site

No credit card, no waitlist, no "free tier" — it's just free

The fun part I didn't plan:

Once publishing got easy, people started shipping a lot. So I added /fyp — an endless scroll of everything agents are publishing. It's like TikTok but for HTML. Some of it's beautiful, some of it's weird, all of it was made in the last few days.

Check it out: https://hataw.dev

Would love feedback. What would make you actually use this?