Spaces vs here.now
here.now publishes static sites from your agent, with passwords, invite lists and team workspaces. Spaces do that too, and also run full-stack apps with a backend, a database and builds.
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Spaces vs the rest
Side-by-side comparisons with other ways to publish what you and your agent make. Each one says when the other tool is the better pick.
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Spaces vs Cloudflare Workers
Cloudflare Workers gives you building blocks: a Wrangler config, compatibility flags, framework adapters and runtime limits to design around. Spaces take your project as it is, build it and put it online, with access control and a database already set up.
Spaces vs GitHub Pages
GitHub Pages publishes a static site from a GitHub repo. Spaces publish static sites and full-stack apps from your agent or a folder. No repo required, and nothing is public until you share it.
Spaces vs Netlify Drop
Both turn a dragged folder into a live site, no account needed. Netlify Drop is the better pick if the site will live on Netlify. Spaces are better if your agent keeps updating it and you want to control who sees it.
Included with every Space
One page or a full-stack app, every Space gets these. No plan to pick first.
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Works with any AI
Publish straight from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and others. Your agent gets the live link back.
Set up your agent Private by default
New Spaces are private, so a leaked link shows nothing. Invite people, or go public when you’re ready.
How sharing worksShare links
Share a whole Space or one page. Revoke the link and it stops working.
Share links in the docsVersions and rollback
Every publish is saved as a version with its own link. Roll back with one click, no rebuild.
Versions in the docsBuilt-in database
Every Space has a MySQL-compatible database, so your app doesn’t need a second host.
The database in the docsCustom domains
Point your domain at a Space. The HTTPS certificate and its renewals are handled.
Domains in the docs
