Deploy an app
Give Jumpz your project. It will detect how to run it, build it on the right hosting provider, and keep you informed until the app is live.
Choose a source
Use a public GitHub repository when the project already lives on GitHub. Upload a ZIP when the files are only on your computer. If your workspace has connected the Jumpz GitHub App, you can also choose one of the private repositories that connection can access.
Prefer a terminal? Deploy a public repository with the CLI.
Follow the deployment
Jumpz checks the project, chooses a supported runtime, prepares the hosting service, builds the code, and confirms that the result is healthy. You can follow these stages from the app’s Deployments page.
If a deployment fails, start with the failed stage and its logs. Fix the project, then deploy it again. From the CLI, jump logs <app> follows the same progress.
Open and update your app
Once the app is live, use Open to check it at its Jumpz URL. When the code changes, deploy the app again; the Jumpz URL and its access settings stay with the app.