Every deploy is a private URL you can drop in Slack. Teammates sign in with Google, react with 🔥, and leave feedback before you've even opened the deploy log.
No dashboards to configure. No cloud console to open. Just three steps between a vibe-coded artifact and your team's feedback.
Run one command. VibeHost uploads your built artifact, assigns a subdomain, and enforces team-only access — all in 8 seconds.
Drop the link in Slack. It unfurls with a rich preview card and a 🔒 pill — so everyone knows it's team-only, even in public channels.
Teammates click. Google sign-in. They're in. Your client isn't. Your scraper isn't. Feedback flows before you've made coffee.
Everything a vibe coder needs between `generate` and `merge` — and nothing they don't.
Your artifact goes from `dist/` to a live HTTPS URL in under 10 seconds. No CI, no YAML, no cloud console.
Google SSO enforced by default. No API keys to distribute. No passwords to rotate. Just click the link.
Every URL is team-scoped on creation. Share freely in Slack — only authenticated teammates can open it.
Paste a VibeHost URL and Slack unfurls it automatically — title, description, and a 🔒 pill that signals team-only access.
Teammates react without switching tools. Aggregate 🔥 / 👀 / 🙌 counts appear in thread — no Jira ticket required.
See exactly who viewed each deploy, when, and from where. Know if your PM actually looked at v2 before the meeting.
Start for free — no credit card. Upgrade when your team grows or when deploys become part of the daily workflow.
Real feedback from teams who replaced deploy-link chaos with VibeHost.
"I used to share a Loom every time the agent finished something. Now I just drop the VibeHost link. PM clicked in 30 seconds. Feedback in 2 minutes."
"The 🔒 pill in Slack is a tiny detail that saves a ton of confusion. Everyone knows exactly what they're about to see and that it won't leak."
"We ship agent-generated UIs 10× a day now. VibeHost is the last step in our loop — it just works, and the team actually uses it to give feedback."
It takes 8 seconds and one command.
Your team will see it before you finish reading this sentence.
