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Introduction

Jumpz takes a small software project, deploys it, and gives you one link you can safely share.

It is designed for internal tools, agent interfaces, research helpers, and small web services. Bring a GitHub repository or ZIP file; Jumpz detects how to run it, follows the deployment, and keeps access attached to the app as its code changes.

Log in to JumpzUse an approved account with permission to create apps.

Jumpz in one minute

Log in, open Apps, and choose Deploy. Add a public GitHub repository or upload a ZIP, wait for the app to become live, then invite the people who should use it.

How Jumpz works

Think of Jumpz as the path between your project and the people using it.

1. SourceYour GitHub repository or ZIP file. This is the code Jumpz deploys.
2. DeploymentA build of that source. Jumpz shows each stage and tells you when it is live or needs attention.
3. Jumpz linkThe stable address used to open the app. It stays the same when you deploy an update.
4. PeopleThe teammates and participants you invite. Access can be changed without changing the link.

Code, deployments, and access are kept separate. That means you can ship a new version without sending a new link, or remove someone without taking the app offline.

Deploy your first app

Have a public GitHub repository URL or ZIP file ready. Jumpz checks the project and selects a supported runtime for you.

  1. Log in to JumpzUse an approved email address with permission to create apps.
  2. Open Apps and choose DeployThis opens the source picker in your workspace.
  3. Add your projectPaste a public GitHub repository URL or upload a ZIP file.
  4. Follow the deploymentJumpz validates, builds, and checks the app. If something fails, the deployment view shows the stage and logs.
  5. Open and share the appWhen it is live, open its Jumpz link and use the Share page to invite people.

Deploy an appRead the deployment guide

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