There's no learning curve. It's so easy — you can do everything with one hand. It's ridiculous.
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FPFrancois ProvostFreelance developer
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I edit a site after publishing without re-uploading?
Yes. Open it in the browser-based editor and change the files where they live — no clone, no local build, no redeploy. There's also an AI editor if you'd rather describe the change than write it. Either way the site updates on the same URL immediately.
How does an AI agent publish to Tiiny Host?
It POSTs to the upload endpoint with form-data and an API key header, and gets a live URL back. Updating an existing site is a PUT with the same domain. That's the whole integration, which is why wiring up an agent takes minutes rather than an afternoon — one of our customers has his agent publishing its own write-ups this way.
Do I need an API key to try the API?
Not for a first run. An anonymous upload works with just an email header, though it expires after an hour and only works for an address not already linked to an account. Generate an API key when you want the publish to be permanent and to update sites in place.
Do I need a repo, a CLI or a build pipeline?
No. Publish the folder and it's live. There's no repository to connect, no CLI to install, no build config to write and no CI to keep green. If your workflow already produces a folder of static files, that's the entire input.
What about SSL and custom domains?
Both are handled. SSL comes as standard, so there's no certificate to buy, install or renew, and custom domains connect without the usual wait on DNS propagation. This is the specific thing that made Tiiny Host cheaper than the alternative for one of our freelance customers, whose host charged separately for certificates.
Is it actually reliable enough for client work?
It runs on Amazon Web Services, so uptime and performance aren't something you maintain. Plenty of our users put client sites here precisely because there's no server of theirs to go down at an inconvenient moment.
What can I host on it?
Anything static — plain HTML, a zip, a folder from any framework's build output, single-page apps, or the output of AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt and v0. Raw files work too — a single file gets an auto-viewer and multiple files get a generated directory listing.