Build with PhotonSpark
Deploy a website, ship a full-stack app, or bring a local service online with SparkTunnel. Guides for developers and the AI agents working with them.
Read the AI prompt before copying
Help me prepare my existing project for PhotonSpark Webhost using the guide below. Ask for the project requirements and deployment choice when missing. Inspect existing files before editing, preserve behavior and data, and do not invent supported flags or deployment options. Keep credentials out of code and prompts. Explain dashboard settings and test production behavior. Publishing, DNS changes, and destructive actions need my authorization. Report what passed and what remains unverified. # Build with PhotonSpark Deploy a website, ship a full-stack app, or bring a local service online with SparkTunnel. Guides for developers and the AI agents working with them. Source: https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs ## Choose how your project runs Start with the service you need to publish. A Site hosts one website origin. An App deploys a frontend and backend together. SparkTunnel keeps the application on your own machine. - [Sites — static files, frontend builds, and Node servers](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/sites) - [Apps — frontend, backend container, and shared PostgreSQL](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/apps) - [SparkTunnel — publish a local service and download connectors](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/sparktunnel) ## From repository to public hostname 1. Prepare your project using the matching guide. Copy its AI prompt or use a Site starter to give your coding agent the deployment contract. 2. Sign in to Webhost to create a Site or App and select a hostname you control. Reading these docs and downloading clients do not require an account. 3. Configure DNS, connect the repository or upload a release, and add environment variables in the correct scope. 4. Deploy, then check build logs, runtime readiness, HTTPS, and your application's real routes. - [Deployment workflow](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/deployments) - [Domains and HTTPS](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/domains) ## Give your agent the same instructions Every guide has a copyable AI prompt and a plain-text version. The Site guide also includes the same starter files used in the dashboard. Use placeholders for credentials; supply secrets through the dashboard or a protected local prompt. - [Working with AI agents](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/agents) - [Complete documentation as text](https://webhost.photonspark.com/docs/llms-full.txt)
Choose how your project runs
Start with the service you need to publish. A Site hosts one website origin. An App deploys a frontend and backend together. SparkTunnel keeps the application on your own machine.
From repository to public hostname
- Prepare your project using the matching guide. Copy its AI prompt or use a Site starter to give your coding agent the deployment contract.
- Sign in to Webhost to create a Site or App and select a hostname you control. Reading these docs and downloading clients do not require an account.
- Configure DNS, connect the repository or upload a release, and add environment variables in the correct scope.
- Deploy, then check build logs, runtime readiness, HTTPS, and your application's real routes.
Give your agent the same instructions
Every guide has a copyable AI prompt and a plain-text version. The Site guide also includes the same starter files used in the dashboard. Use placeholders for credentials; supply secrets through the dashboard or a protected local prompt.