Deploy from ChatGPT with Deplixo

Why ChatGPT + Deplixo?

ChatGPT is great at building web apps. But the result lives in a code block — you still have to copy it, find hosting, and deploy it yourself. With the Deplixo connector, ChatGPT can deploy your app to a live URL directly during the conversation.

Describe your app

ChatGPT deploys it

Get a live URL

No copy-pasting, no terminal, no hosting setup. Everything happens inside ChatGPT.

Setup

ChatGPT supports connectors (also called actions) that let it interact with external services. Adding the Deplixo connector takes about 30 seconds.

1

Open ChatGPT settings

Click your profile icon in the bottom-left corner of ChatGPT, then select Settings.

Screenshot: ChatGPT settings menu

2

Navigate to Connectors

In the settings panel, find Connectors (or Connected apps) in the sidebar and click it.

Screenshot: Connectors section in ChatGPT settings

3

Add the Deplixo connector

Click Add connector and search for Deplixo. Select it and authorize the connection. That's it — no API key needed.

Screenshot: Adding Deplixo connector in ChatGPT

4

Start a new conversation

Open a new chat. ChatGPT now has access to the Deplixo deploy action. Just ask it to build and deploy something.

Your first deploy

Once the connector is set up, deploying is as simple as asking. Here's an example conversation:

You

Build me a pomodoro timer app with a clean design and deploy it to Deplixo.

ChatGPT

I'll build a pomodoro timer with start/pause/reset controls and a progress ring, then deploy it for you.

[ChatGPT generates the code and calls the Deplixo deploy action]

Your app is live! Here are your links:
Live URL: https://deplixo.com/abcd-efgh
Claim URL: https://deplixo.com/abcd-efgh/claim

Visit the claim URL to save this app to your account (optional, no sign-up required to view).

Screenshot: ChatGPT deploying an app via the Deplixo connector

ChatGPT handles the entire flow — writing the code, calling the deploy API, and returning your live URL — all in one response.

Iterating on your app

You can keep refining your app in the same conversation. Each redeployment updates the same URL, so you don't end up with a pile of stale links.

You

Nice! Can you make the timer ring purple instead of green, and add a dark mode toggle?

ChatGPT

Done! I've updated the timer ring color and added a dark mode toggle in the top right. Redeployed to the same URL:

Live URL: https://deplixo.com/abcd-efgh

Tip: ChatGPT remembers the app ID from earlier in the conversation, so it automatically redeploys to the same URL. No need to specify it each time.

Works with GPT-4o and custom GPTs

The Deplixo connector works with any ChatGPT model that supports connectors, including GPT-4o, GPT-4o mini, and custom GPTs.

If you've built a custom GPT for a specific use case (e.g., "Landing Page Builder" or "Game Maker"), you can enable the Deplixo connector on it too. Your custom GPT can then deploy apps on behalf of its users.

Connectors require a ChatGPT Plus, Team, or Enterprise plan.

Tips

Be specific about what you want. "Build a habit tracker with streaks, a calendar view, and confetti on 7-day streaks" gets better results than "build a habit tracker."
Ask for deployment explicitly. Say "deploy it to Deplixo" or "deploy it live" so ChatGPT knows to use the connector.
Iterate in the same thread. ChatGPT keeps context about your app across messages, so follow-up requests like "add a dark mode" or "fix the mobile layout" will redeploy to the same URL.
Use the claim URL. After deploying, visit the claim URL to save the app to your Deplixo account. This gives you access to the dashboard, analytics, and the ability to update the app later.
Ask for persistent data. Say "use deplixo.db for storage" and ChatGPT will use the built-in server-side key-value store instead of localStorage.
Multi-file apps work too. ChatGPT can deploy apps with separate HTML, CSS, and JS files. Just ask for it.