HTML Deployer

A few months ago I watched someone spend 45 minutes trying to publish a landing page they had built in 5 minutes with Claude.

The HTML was perfect. The design looked great. But getting it onto the web meant opening a terminal, figuring out Netlify CLI, or dragging files into some dashboard they had never used before. By the end they were frustrated and the page still was not live.

That moment stuck with me.

AI tools have made it possible for almost anyone to build a webpage. But the last step, actually putting it on the web, still belongs to people who know what a terminal is. Everyone else gets stuck.

So I built HTML Deployer.

It is a Chrome extension that sits inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. When you generate HTML in a conversation, the extension detects it automatically. You preview it on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Then you pick where to publish: Netlify, GitHub Pages, FTP, or your own server. One click and you get a live URL and a QR code.

No terminal. No Git. No switching tabs. No waiting on a developer.

The people using it most are marketers building campaign landing pages, solo founders testing ideas, and freelancers who want to send a demo link to a client before the meeting ends.

I launched it on the Chrome Web Store and today I am putting it in front of the Indie Hackers community for the first time.

If you have ever generated something with AI and then had no idea how to actually use it, this was built for you.

Happy to answer any questions below.