Deploy apps from GitHub

Deploy your app from GitHub. No DevOps required.

Built it with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code, or your usual editor? Connect the GitHub repository. VibeNest detects the stack, prepares the service, and points to the likely cause when a deployment fails.

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Deployment #08

Build needs attention

Failed
Stack detectedNode.js, PostgreSQL, Nixpacks
Database and environment readyPostgreSQL attached, environment synced
! Service unreachableContainer is running, route health check failed
AI Deploy Rescue Likely cause found
Matched in logs

The app listens on localhost, so public requests cannot reach it.

Suggested check

Set the host to 0.0.0.0 and use the port from the environment.

DB Managed PostgreSQLConnected automatically
Runtime monitoringChecking the live service

Early user feedback

From people deploying real apps.

These notes came from people who deployed apps or reviewed the product.

After deployment

“I checked out VibeNest and actually deployed my real-time chat project there - the process was smooth, and I like the focus on modern async stacks. Your platform solves a real problem, especially for projects with WebSockets and background tasks.”
R Roman
“Deploy flow was quick, and honestly the short branded subdomain is a nice edge over what I get on Render or Vercel by default.”
S Satyam
“Bun service, SQLite-backed bridge, /healthz live, and the public URL is up.”
J JianQin
“I have updated the .env configurations and tested the APIs, they seem to be working perfectly fine. Once again, thank you for the help. I'll be adding these to my demo URLs.”
D Diyan
“VibeNest has been a genuinely great experience and I'm excited to finally see my CRM fully live!”
A Aryan

What builders noticed

After reviewing VibeNest
“I am impressed you have such a nice system.”
B Blessing
“Checked VibeNest - solid execution for a year in. The AI Rescue feature stands out, most platforms don't have that.”
O Oleksandr
“VibeNest's premise - auto-fixing deploy errors instead of raw stacktraces - is genuinely interesting. A lot of deploy tooling skips that UX layer, so it stands out.”
V Vishal
“Your Vibenest platform is great with amazing UI, and it's preety much easy to deploy GitHub repo on it as compared to other platforms like PythonAnywhere. Overall your platform is great.”
Z Zakir
“I think VibeNest would be a great fit for vibe coders and non-technical users who want to deploy projects with a click.”
V Varun
“The 'vibe coding' approach and automatic AI rescue sound exactly like what indie devs need.”
S Smart

Why preview is not enough

A working preview can still fail after deployment.

An app can work locally and still fail after deployment. Production adds ports, environment variables, databases, storage, and public routing.

See what happens after preview
  1. 01
    Your coding tool

    Creates the application

    Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code, or your own editor gets the app working locally or in preview.

    Works here
  2. 02
    Deployment setup

    Turns code into a service

    The build, database, environment values, public routing, and storage all have to match the app.

    Usually breaks here
  3. 03
    VibeNest

    Deploys the app and explains failures

    VibeNest checks the repository, prepares the service, verifies health, and keeps the relevant logs in one place.

    Production layer

AI Deploy Rescue

See why a deploy failed without reading every log.

When a deploy fails, VibeNest checks its build log and the live service. It points to the likely problem and shows the evidence behind it.

  • A short explanation in plain English
  • The log lines behind the diagnosis
  • A suggested check you can review
  • A new health check after redeploy

Some failures still need your input, especially missing secrets or source code changes.

Preflight Build Runtime Attempt #08

12:43:09Starting application container

12:43:11Server listening on http://127.0.0.1:3000

12:43:19Route health check failed: connection refused

Likely cause

Service bound to loopback

Based on this attempt

The app is running, but it only accepts requests from inside the container. Public requests never reach it.

What to check

Set the host to 0.0.0.0 and use the port from the environment.

What VibeNest handles

What happens after you connect a repo.

VibeNest handles the deployment setup around your app and keeps the technical details available when you need them.

Before the first build

Understand the repository

Checks the runtime, branch, build setup, database, environment values, ports, and storage before the first deploy.

RuntimeNode.js 22Detected
DatabasePostgreSQLRequired
Health/healthFound

Deployment setup

Prepare the infrastructure

Runs the app in a container and connects environment variables, a managed database, and persistent storage when needed.

When the build goes red

Rescue failed deployments

Uses the build log and runtime checks to point to the likely failure and the next thing to verify.

Your server started, but it only accepts traffic from inside the container.
Explore AI Deploy Rescue

After the build succeeds

Verify the live service

After a successful build, VibeNest checks that the public URL responds. Status and logs stay available in the dashboard.

Healthy, last check passed

Predictable pricing

Start free, then pick a server when you need more.

One Free server per account. No credit card. No expiry. Paid plans start at $4.50 a month and list the RAM, CPU, and storage upfront.

Starter server For working MVPs
$7.50 per month
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 1 vCPU
  • 10 GB SSD
  • Managed database available
Analyze your repo first
Nikita Babenko, founder of VibeNest

Founder note

You can talk to the person building VibeNest.

Hi, I'm Nikita Babenko. Coding tools made it much faster to build an app. I kept seeing the same problem: getting one online still assumes you know infrastructure.

That is why I started VibeNest. I also help early users myself when the automatic flow is not enough.

Common questions

Questions before you connect a repo.

If you are unsure whether VibeNest fits your app, message Nikita. He helps early users with their first deployment.

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How do I deploy an app from GitHub?

Paste a public GitHub repository URL and VibeNest will inspect the runtime and build setup, prepare the service, run the deployment, and verify the public URL. Private repositories use a separate access step.

What is VibeNest?

VibeNest is a deployment platform for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code, or a regular code editor. It prepares the infrastructure, runs the app, and helps explain build or runtime failures.

Can I host a web app for free?

Each account can claim one Free server with no credit card and no expiry. It includes 256 MB RAM, 0.5 vCPU, 4 GB storage, HTTPS, and a VibeNest address.

Do I need to know Docker or DevOps?

Usually no. VibeNest detects common project setups and prepares the deployment flow. If your repository already includes a Dockerfile, VibeNest can use it.

What happens when a deployment fails?

AI Deploy Rescue reads build and runtime logs, points to a likely cause, and suggests what to check. You review any suggested change before it is applied.

Can I deploy a private GitHub repository?

Yes. Connect the read-only VibeNest GitHub App and select the exact repository you want to deploy. The broader legacy collaborator and managed-mirror flow remains available as an explicit fallback for source writes, Git LFS, or private submodules.

What about databases and persistent data?

VibeNest supports managed PostgreSQL and MySQL, encrypted environment variables, and persistent storage for applications that need data to survive restarts and redeployments.

Can I connect my own domain?

Every deployment gets an HTTPS VibeNest address immediately. Self-service custom domains are not available yet.

Your next step

Ready to deploy your app?

Start with a public GitHub repository. VibeNest will inspect the app, show what it needs, and prepare it for deployment.

Public repository analysis works before signup.

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