Your AI-built app needs a database. Where does it live?
Apps built with Claude Code almost always store data. Where that database lives on Vercel, Netlify and Heroku, and how White Ghost includes one with every app.
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Practical guides on deploying, sharing, and governing the software you build with the AI assistant you already like.
Apps built with Claude Code almost always store data. Where that database lives on Vercel, Netlify and Heroku, and how White Ghost includes one with every app.
A localhost link only works on your own machine. Why, when a tunnel is enough, and how to deploy an app built with Claude Code so your team can open it anytime.
Shared Claude conversations turned up in Google results in July 2026. How to audit what you shared, get it removed, and share AI-built work with real access control.
White Ghost apps get a default URL on day one and move to your own domain when you are ready. Apex and wildcard domains, SSL issued and renewed automatically.
White Ghost apps run on managed PostgreSQL, and the console hands you real development credentials. Point any BI tool or SQL client at your app's data.
White Ghost integrations work in two steps: connect a service once, attach it to an app. The code never sees the credential. 25 services in the catalog.
On White Ghost, every open pull request gets a live preview URL, updated on each push. No configuration. What it shares and when it expires, honestly.
Deploying an app used to mean assembling a stack. White Ghost lists the nine pieces it manages for every app, each with live status, in the Overview tab.
White Ghost creates two kinds of app: a Node web app or a Python data app. What each scaffold includes, how to choose, and the one decision you cannot undo.
Artifact links die for real reasons: retention policies, sharing turned off, expired links. How to give an AI-built app a permanent, controlled home.
Describe it, shape it with your assistant, and publish it with White Ghost.
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