Vibe Coded an App? Need Help Deploying?

You vibed for three hours straight. Claude Code spat out 2,400 lines. Your app has auth, a database, a clean UI, dark mode. It runs beautifully on localhost:3000. You send a screenshot to the group chat. You feel like a god.

Then someone asks: "Cool, what's the URL?"

And it hits you. localhost is not the internet. To get this thing live you need a domain, DNS, a VPS with the right runtime, a production database, environment variables not checked into git, SSL, a reverse proxy, a process manager, logging, backups, and someone awake when it goes down at 3 a.m. Your AI coding agent wrote the app. It cannot deploy it. "Works on my machine" does not count when your machine is a MacBook Air on your kitchen table.

The Part Nobody Talks About

Every demo video ends at npm run dev. The app works. The presenter smiles. Roll credits. But shipping software has another half, the half that involves terminals and config files and that sinking feeling when certbot renew fails silently and your SSL expires.

AI made coding fast. Deployment is still deployment. It is still Linux. It is still Dockerfiles and connection strings and firewall rules and yes, it is still DNS (it is always DNS).

This gap is real. It is where most AI-built projects die. The repo sits on GitHub, six months old, the README still says "coming soon." The Google OAuth redirect URI still points to localhost. Someone at a meetup asks about the project and you mumble something about being "almost ready to launch."

We Do the Boring Part

VPS1 takes your repo, however you built it, and makes it real. Hand-coded, AI-generated, vibe-crafted at 2 a.m., we do not care. We take your code and ship it. We provision a server. We configure the runtime. We wire up the database. We set up SSL with auto-renewal. We connect your domain. We hand you a URL that works.

We handle the stuff AI cannot do yet: server hardening, database tuning, daily backups, uptime monitoring, security patches. Your app gets the infrastructure a SaaS product deserves, without you needing to become a sysadmin overnight.

You build with AI. We run it in production. When you have a new feature idea, you open your terminal and vibe. When a security patch drops, we apply it. You do not need to know what a reverse proxy is. That is our problem now.

Got an app that needs a home? Tell us about it.