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Deploy and share a live app

Go live from Build: copy a visitor link, save an optional connection key for outside tools, and know when to use Artifacts instead.

Do you need to go live?

Build → Live is for live software on a Core or Pro workspace: a link you can share, optional APIs, and a private database when you need SQL.

If you only want a simple marketing page on any plan, use Artifacts instead—no upgrade required.

Go live from Build (most common)

Open Build and work in a folder under build/ (for example build/my-calculator/).
Click Deploy live app in the studio toolbar.
When the success panel appears, click Copy link—that is what you send to customers or teammates.
Open app to verify the page loads in a new tab.

Manage a live app

Open Build and choose Live, or go to /build?tab=live. /apps redirects here.
Share & access is where you copy the visitor link, change API privacy, or create a connection key.

Do you need the connection key?

Usually no. Anyone with the visitor link can open your site in a browser without a key.

Your AI agents and workflows inside Smart AI Team also work without a key—they talk to the app internally.

Save the connection key only if an outside tool (Zapier, Make, a developer script) must call your app’s API. Copy it when shown; we display the full secret only once unless you create a new key.

Lost the connection key?

Open Build → Live, find your app under Share & access, and choose Create new key.
Copy the new key immediately. The old key stops working.

Private versus open API

Default is private: outside callers need the connection key. Change to open only if you intentionally want a public API (still rate-limited). Adjust this in Build → Live under Share & access.

Starter plan?

Going live with APIs and SQL requires Core or Pro. Upgrade from Usage in your workspace, or publish a static page with Artifacts on your current plan.

Technical reference

Continue in Workspace Apps (documentation) for URLs, connection keys, SQL, access modes, and custom handlers.

What to do right after you sign up — A short checklist after you create an account: confirm email, pick or wait for your workspace, and open the product for the first time.
Workspaces explained — How a workspace relates to your company account, why you might have more than one, and where your agents and data live.
Sign in, SSO, and launch links — How sign-in works with the control plane, branded workspace URLs, and secure handoff into your tenant runtime.
Members, invites, and roles — Inviting colleagues, what new members should expect on first visit, and keeping access aligned with how your team works.
Billing, plans, and invoices — Where billing is managed, how usage-related charges may appear, and how to get help when something looks wrong on an invoice.
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