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Publish an AI-built website without server work.

HostLuma.app gives a GitHub project a managed path to either static publishing or a supported Node 22 web application, with preview HTTPS, deployment history and logs.

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Core guides.

GuideDeploy your first GitHub project

Prepare a static project or supported Node web application, connect GitHub and understand the result.

GuideConnect GitHub to a project

Authorise GitHub, choose a repository and branch, then publish through the connected workflow.

ReferenceReading deployment logs

Understand repository, build, output, publish and preview failures without guesswork.

GuideAuto Publish

How updates move from GitHub to a live Host Luma application URL.

GuideDomains and SSL

Use a preview URL first, then add your own domain with HTTPS.

ReferenceSupported frameworks

Static HTML, React, Vite, Astro and Next.js static export.

ReferenceGitHub publishing

GitHub is the live connected-project route today.

SupportTroubleshooting

Where to look when a generated site fails to build or publish.

StandardsContent standards

How public pages are reviewed for accuracy, usefulness and support scope.

Tool guideHost a Claude Code website

Prepare a Claude Code project for static publishing from GitHub.

Tool guideHost a Codex website

Check a Codex-built project, its output and its GitHub release path.

Tool guideHost a Cursor website

Move a Cursor-built static site from its repository to a preview URL.

Getting started

From AI project to live website.

01Build the website

Create the site in your preferred AI coding tool.

02Push to GitHub

Keep the project in a connected repository.

03Choose hosting

Choose AI Hosting for one project and begin with a permanent preview URL.

04Publish

Host Luma builds and publishes the project.

05Go live

Use the included preview URL, or attach your own custom domain from the portal whenever you're ready.

Auto Publish

How publishing works.

Choose deployment type

Use Static site for finished files or Node.js application for a supported Node 22 HTTP application.

Build or managed runtime

Static projects publish generated output; Node apps use npm start, the supplied PORT and GET /health.

Deployment history

The portal shows recent releases, status and build/runtime logs so customers can understand what happened.

Domains and SSL

Preview first, domain when ready.

Preview URLs

Every app receives a permanent hostluma.app preview URL for sharing the published site.

Custom domains included

Attach one custom domain per project from the portal. Verify ownership and Host Luma handles the certificate.

Preview HTTPS included

HTTPS is included for Host Luma preview URLs, and for attached custom domains.

Frameworks

Supported project types.

Static hosting

Available

HTML, CSS, JavaScript and assets served directly.

Landing pages
Documentation sites
Simple business websites

Node.js build support

Available

Builds static output for React, Vite, Astro and Next.js static export.

Included with AI Hosting
Readable build logs

Managed Node web applications

Available

Supported Node 22 HTTP applications deploy from GitHub with npm start, the supplied PORT and /health. PHP, databases, Docker and arbitrary workers are not included.

GitHub

Connected projects.

GitHub is the connected-project provider available today. Customers publish by connecting a project rather than manually uploading files. More providers can be added through the same publishing model as the platform evolves.

Troubleshooting

Common questions.

Do I need to know Linux?

No. HostLuma.app is designed so customers can publish without managing a server.

Do I need cPanel?

No. The customer workflow is the Host Luma portal and connected project publishing.

Do I upload files manually?

No. The intended flow is a connected GitHub project with automatic publishing.

What if my AI-generated site breaks?

If a build fails, the deployment log says why — most AI-generated projects break for the same handful of reasons (missing build command, wrong output folder). Your last successful deploy stays live while you fix it, so a broken push never takes your site down. Host Luma support can help with hosting-side issues over live chat, WhatsApp or email; project code and content remain the customer's responsibility.

Documentation quality

How this documentation is maintained.

HostLuma.app documentation is written for customers trying to publish AI-built websites. We keep availability language explicit, avoid unsupported claims and update pages when product positioning, pricing or support scope changes.

Read the content standards for the rules used when reviewing public pages.