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Introduction

Jump gives small software a dependable home. Upload a ZIP or enter a public GitHub repository, let Jump handle the deployment, and share a live link with the people who need it.

Jump is built for internal tools, agent interfaces, research helpers, and small services. You bring the project and the people. Jump takes care of the runtime, sign-in, and the path from a working project to something your team can open.

TL;DR

Sign in, choose a ZIP or public GitHub source, and deploy your first app. When the provider reports it live, share its Jump URL with your team.

The mental model

Four ideas carry most of the product: application, deployment, access, and link.

ApplicationThe ZIP or public repository that contains your app.
DeploymentA provider-hosted version of your application.
AccessThe workspace and per-app roles that control who can use it.
LinkThe Jump address you send to a teammate or participant.

Those pieces stay separate, so you can update the code, change access, or share the same link as the application evolves.

Your first deployment

Start with the project you already have. Jump accepts a public GitHub repository URL or a ZIP upload and detects supported runtimes before deployment.

  1. Sign in to Jump.Use an invited or allowed email address to open your workspace.
  2. Choose your source.Enter a public repository URL or upload a ZIP.
  3. Share the result.After the deployment becomes live, copy its Jump URL and invite the people who need access.

What to do next