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Hosting and custom domains

Where your project can live today, and how to put a Web App on your own domain.

Before you start: Exporting your code

What Appfully hosts today

Published projects get a page in the Spotlight at an appfully.dev address. Appfully doesn't yet offer custom domains for projects, one-click deployment, or App Store / Play Store submission.

Put a Web App on your own domain

  1. Export it to GitHub.
  2. Import the repository into a static host such as Vercel or Netlify. They detect Vite automatically.
  3. Add your domain in that host's dashboard and follow its DNS steps.

Ship an App to phones

  1. Download the Expo project.
  2. Use Expo's build service (EAS) to create iOS and Android builds, and submit them to the stores from there. You'll need Apple and Google developer accounts.

A guided Vercel deployment and an Expo (EAS) connection are planned. See Connections.

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Publishing to SpotlightShare your project with a live page and a snapshot, and what people can do with it.Exporting your codeDownload a ready-to-run project or push it to GitHub.
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