Your team already uses AI to build dashboards, tools, and prototypes. But going from “AI made it” to “here’s the link” is still a mess.
Sandcastle is the missing piece.
Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor — any AI tool
“I asked AI to deploy it, but it told me I need a server.”
Set up an EC2 instance, install Node, configure nginx… at that point I’m a developer.
“My project is running, but only on an IP address.”
Sharing 143.198.47.102:3000 with my boss isn’t exactly professional. I tried a CNAME but gave up.
“Anyone with the link can see it. I can’t add a password.”
It’s an internal tool with real data. I need to share it with 5 people, not the whole internet.
“Every small change means restarting everything.”
Changed a button color. Now I’m re-uploading files, restarting the server, clearing cache… for a CSS change.
No servers. No IP addresses. No config files. Your AI builds something, Sandcastle gives it a real URL, instantly.
Your PM, your designer, your sales team — they’re all using AI to build things. They just can’t get those things in front of people. Until now.
Every project deployed to Sandcastle shows up in your team gallery. Browse, discover, fork, and build on each other’s work.
You don’t need to understand any of this. But it’s all working for you.
Every project gets a clean, shareable link. No IP addresses, no port numbers, no DNS headaches. HTTPS included.
Collect form submissions, votes, signups — without setting up a database. Your projects can remember things.
Changes appear instantly as you iterate. Ask AI for a tweak, see it live in under a second. No re-uploading, no restarts.
Add a password, limit to your team, or open to the world. You control who sees what. No more “anyone with the link” anxiety.
See a project you like? Fork it with one click and make it yours. Grab the code locally if you want to go deeper.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, or your local model. JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, or plain HTML. All welcome.
Build something in the next 30 seconds. Upgrade when your team is hooked.
Every idea deserves a link. Stop losing prototypes in chat threads and screenshots. Start sharing things that actually work.