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Build the tools you actually want.
Own them completely.

Build exactly what you need using AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex — deploy to Leash and your auth and integrations are already there from the last app you built. Each app gets its own database, provisioned automatically.

You built a Forex tracker, an invoice manager, and a habit app with Claude Code. You set up Supabase three times, configured OAuth three times, wired the same integrations three times. Leash makes that work happen once.

How it works

From idea to live app — without the setup tax

Your database, auth, and integrations are configured once. Every new app you build just works.

Step 01

Build with any AI tool

Use Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever you prefer. Build exactly the app you need — invoice tracker, trading dashboard, personal CRM — no compromises.

Step 02

Deploy with one command

$ leash deploy

Leash auto-detects your framework, wires your database, and publishes it. Your integrations from other Leash apps are already available — no setup twice.

Step 03

Use it everywhere, forever

Live at myapp.leash.build. All your tools in one place — one login, shared database, no subscription stacking.

Auth set up onceIsolated DB per app by defaultOptional shared DB across appsReusable integrationsNo Supabase neededNext.js · Vite · Expo · Node

The difference

Set up once. Every app just works.

Today you repeat the same setup every time you build something new. Leash makes that work happen once.

Without Leash

App 1
DBAuthOAuth
App 2
DBAuthOAuth
App 3
DBAuthOAuth

Configure everything from scratch, every time.

With Leash

Leash — configured once

AuthOAuthIntegrationsShared DB (optional)
App 1
own DB
App 2
own DB
App 3
shared DB

Each app gets its own isolated database by default. Opt into a shared DB when you want apps to share data.

The compounding advantage

Every app you build makes the next one faster

Configure once. Reuse forever. The more you build on Leash, the more powerful it gets.

Database

Isolated by default. Shared when you want.

Every app gets its own database automatically — your recipe app and todo list stay separate. When you want apps to share data, opt into a shared DB in one line.

Auth

Sign in once, everywhere

Log in with Google once. All your Leash apps share that identity — no separate login for your invoice tool, your habit tracker, and your trading dashboard.

Integrations

Wire once, use in any app

Connect Stripe, Notion, Slack, or any API once in Leash. Every app you build can reference those credentials without re-configuring secrets.

SDK

Pre-wired in every project

The Leash SDK gives you database access and auth in two lines of code. No boilerplate, no environment variable hunting.

CLI-first

Two minutes to your first deploy

If you can run npm install, you can deploy to Leash.

# Install the CLI
$ curl -fsSL https://leash.build/install.sh | sh

# Login with Google
$ leash login
Opening browser for Google sign in...
✓ Logged in as you@company.com

# Deploy your app
$ cd my-invoice-tracker && leash deploy
✓ Detected Next.js 15
✓ Database connected
✓ Deployed successfully!
https://invoice-tracker.leash.build

What makes Leash different

Built for how AI-assisted development actually works

Not another generic deployment platform. Leash is designed around the way you actually build — fast, iterative, and with more apps coming.

Zero-config deploy

Auto-detects Next.js, Vite, Expo, and any Node.js app. One command to go live — no Dockerfiles, no CI pipelines, no YAML.

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Auto database

Each app gets its own isolated Postgres database, provisioned automatically. Opt into a shared database when you need apps to talk to each other.

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Reusable integrations

Connect Stripe, Notion, Slack, or any API once. Every app you build can reference those credentials without touching secrets again.

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Team access control

Public, private, or locked to a company email domain — enforced at the proxy level. No auth logic to write, no invite system to build.

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Preflight checks

Leash validates your build, environment variables, and framework config before deploying. Catch errors locally, not in production.

🎯

12 frameworks supported

Next.js, Vite, Remix, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Express, Fastify, Hono, Expo, plain Node, and static sites. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — whatever you used to build it.

Your app deserves more than localhost

You built something useful. Deploy it so the people who need it can actually use it.