Simple Host

Simple Host

**Ship a real website with one sentence to your coding agent — and every site gets a little backend for free.**

**Live:** https://simple-host.app · **For your agent:** [`/llms.txt`](https://simple-host.app/llms.txt) · **API:** [`/openapi.yaml`](https://simple-host.app/openapi.yaml)

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The idea

Hosting a static website is a solved problem. The thing nobody made *simple* is the little bit of backend almost every site quietly needs.

Look at the websites real people actually build: a portfolio, a wedding RSVP, a neighborhood poll, a class project, a small landing page collecting emails, a guestbook for a side project. The overwhelming majority — call it ninety-something percent of the web ordinary people need — are static pages with **one sliver of dynamic behavior**: save an RSVP, count a vote, append to a guestbook, remember a preference.

Today that one sliver is absurdly expensive. To store a single list of RSVPs you're told to stand up a separate backend service, run a database, register a domain, and thread environment variables through a build pipeline. The backend ends up heavier than the website it serves.

**Simple Host folds both halves into one tiny binary.** Static hosting *and* a lightweight per-site datastore — lighter than Supabase, no schema, no separate service — in the same upload. Your agent ships the HTML and the data layer together, the site goes live at `https://yourname.simple-host.app`, and it just works.

And because it stays small, it runs small. Simple Host serves all of its sites from a box with **1 CPU and 1 GB of RAM** — no CDN, no object store, no orchestration. One binary, one Postgres, one folder on disk. Most of the websites everyday people need, hosted on hardware you could forget under your desk.

Get going

You don't deploy by hand. You tell your coding agent to, and it uses the Simple Host skill to do the rest.

If you found this on GitHub, you almost certainly already have an agent — Claude Code, Cursor,