Publish from Gemini CLI to a link you own.
Connect Seamside to Gemini CLI once. After that, “publish this” gives you a link, served from your computer.
What it takes
- Free to run
- Private until you share
- Only the people you choose
- Its data on your computer
Two ways to run it
Publish what you build as it is
Your agent publishes the page or app and you share the link. Ask again and it updates in place.
- Pages and React apps, as built
- Your existing APIs and databases, still connected
- Private until you share it
Build it on Seamside from the start
Your agent can use Seamside’s tables, sign-in and server half directly, so the app has what it needs on your computer.
- Sign-in and roles: who can view, who can edit
- Tables instead of a hosted database
- A server half that runs on your computer, in Deno
- Files kept on your disk
> make a sign-up sheet for our climbing classes, members only
Questions
What about Gemini on the web?
It can’t reach your computer. Save what it made in Canvas as index.html and drop it on Seamside.
Will my app work as it is?
Most will. Seamside is made for the small apps and pages people build for themselves and their groups. Something bigger can keep its own database, or your agent can move it onto Seamside’s tables.
Does my computer need to stay on?
Yes, for people to open what you share. When it’s off, visitors see that it’s offline. A spare computer can keep things up all the time.
Is it really free?
Yes. We don’t host your things, so there’s nothing to charge for. Seamside Plus adds extras for $9 a month, and what you can do today stays free.
Does Seamside use AI?
Seamside itself doesn’t need AI. It hosts and shares what you make, however you made it.