Cursor app hosting
Host and deploy apps built with Cursor
Cursor gets your idea working on localhost. Leash gets it live for your team: HTTPS hosting, Google sign-in, environment variables, and a dashboard for everything your team ships with AI.
$ cursor .
Build and test the app locally...
$ leash login
$ leash deploy
Detected Vite app
Building production image
Provisioning HTTPS route
Live: https://ops-tool-your-org.un.leash.build
Any Cursor stack
Deploy Next.js, Vite, Express, Flask, Go, Rails, static HTML, and more from the project Cursor generated.
Auth included
Every Leash app gets Google sign-in and organization access controls without wiring another auth provider.
Built for teams
Share one URL and keep every AI-built internal app discoverable in the Leash dashboard.
From Cursor project to hosted app
General hosting gives you infrastructure. Leash gives Cursor-built internal tools the production wrapper they usually lack: auth, team access, env vars, app discovery, and logs.
Cursor
Generate the app and iterate until it works locally.
Leash CLI
Run leash deploy from the project directory.
Production
Open the live URL, sign in with Google, and share it.
FAQ
What is cursor app hosting?
Cursor app hosting means taking an app built in Cursor and publishing it to a live URL. Leash handles the deploy, auth, environment variables, and team access around that app.
How do I deploy cursor app projects with Leash?
Open the project that Cursor generated, install the Leash CLI, sign in, and run leash deploy. Leash detects the framework, builds the app, and publishes it.
Can I host app built with cursor without setting up auth?
Yes. Leash gives deployed Cursor apps Google sign-in automatically, so you can share the URL with your team without adding auth code first.