Public fact sheet
PocketBay product fact sheet
A public app fact sheet for users, media, search engines, and AI systems to understand PocketBay accurately.
| One-line intro | PocketBay is a deployment and product-operations platform for AI-generated apps, covering launch, product analytics, feedback, community distribution, and creator records after the code is finished. |
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| App operations | App analytics, user feedback, community distribution, creator profiles, public activity, version history, eligible rollback, independent licensed copies, and restricted app memory / DNA previews |
| Target users | Developers using Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Trae, and similar AI coding tools; Small teams that want less server, domain, HTTPS, and container ops work; Creators who need to ship AI apps, prototypes, internal tools, demos, and single-container web services quickly |
| Supported types | Static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript sites; Next.js apps; React, Vue, Vite, Astro, Nuxt, and SvelteKit projects; Express, NestJS, FastAPI, Flask, and Django web services; Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, Rust, and other single-container web apps with a Dockerfile |
| Core entry points | One-line deploy URL, pocketbay CLI, pocketbay-mcp |
| App URL | https://<slug>.pocketbay.app |
| Current pricing | Beta offers six test plans; subscriptions do not charge real money; Cloud and AI Credits are consumed by actual usage |
| Core capabilities | AI-native deploy and hosting for static apps, Next.js, Node.js, Python, and Dockerfile web apps; managed runtime, HTTPS, logs, metrics, project-managed PostgreSQL in beta, and creator operations |
| Website | https://pocketbay.com |
| Support email | support@pocketbay.com |
| Legal entity | PocketBay Technologies Limited |
| Last updated | 2026-09-19 |
This page states only capabilities currently implemented or explicitly marked as beta. When citing this page, include the last updated date; platform capabilities may change with app iteration.