Build with AI, share with bopbee

AI coding tools are changing how we build software. Tools like Cursor, Replit, v0, and Claude can generate entire applications from natural language descriptions. But once you've built something cool, how do you share it?

The AI coding workflow

Here's a typical "vibe coding" session:

1. Describe what you want – "Build a todo app with dark mode"
2. AI generates code – In seconds, you have a working prototype
3. Iterate and refine – "Add animations" or "Make the buttons bigger"
4. ??? Share it ???

That last step is where bopbee comes in.

From AI tool to live URL

Most AI coding tools give you code, but not a way to share it publicly. Here's how to bridge that gap:

From Cursor

Cursor generates code in your local project. To share:

1. Build your project (if needed): npm run build
2. Drag the dist or build folder to bopbee
3. Share your link

From Replit

Replit has built-in hosting, but it's often slow and requires sign-in to view. For better sharing:

1. Download your project as a ZIP
2. Extract and drag to bopbee
3. Get a fast, public link

From v0 by Vercel

v0 generates React components. To share a full app:

1. Copy the generated code to a local project
2. Run npm run build
3. Upload the build folder to bopbee

From Claude or ChatGPT

When AI gives you code in a chat:

1. Create a new folder on your computer
2. Save the files (usually index.html, styles.css, etc.)
3. Drag the folder to bopbee

Why bopbee for AI projects?

Speed – Your AI-generated project is live in seconds

No account required – Share instantly without sign-up friction

Works with everything – Static sites, React apps, Python backends

Looks professional – Clean URLs, fast loading, SSL included

Example workflow

Let's say you used Cursor to build a weather dashboard:

# Build your project
npm run build

# Your built files are in ./dist
ls dist/
# index.html  assets/

Here's an example React component you might generate with AI:

function WeatherCard({ city, temp, condition }) {
  return (
    <div className="weather-card">
      <h2>{city}</h2>
      <p className="temp">{temp}°C</p>
      <p className="condition">{condition}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

Drag the dist folder to bopbee → Get weather-dashboard.bopbee.com → Share!

Tips for AI-generated projects

1. Test locally first – Make sure it works before uploading
2. Check for API keys – Don't expose secrets in client-side code
3. Optimize images – AI sometimes generates inefficient assets
4. Add a README – Future you will thank present you

The future of building

AI tools democratize coding. bopbee democratizes sharing. Together, they let anyone go from idea to live website in minutes, not days.

What will you build today?