Deploy from Gemini with Deplixo — Host AI-Built Apps

Gemini + Deplixo

Google Gemini is great at generating complete, working web apps from a single prompt. Deplixo turns that code into a live URL anyone can visit.

No connector or plugin needed — just copy the code Gemini gives you and paste it into Deplixo's launch page. That's it. Your app is live.

Step-by-step

1

Ask Gemini to build your app

Open gemini.google.com and describe what you want. Be specific — Gemini works best when you tell it to give you a single, complete HTML file with all CSS and JavaScript inline.

Screenshot: Gemini prompt asking to build a complete HTML app

2

Copy the code

Gemini will respond with a code block. Click the copy button in the top-right corner of the code block to grab the entire file.

Screenshot: Gemini code block with copy button highlighted

3

Paste into Deplixo

Go to deplixo.com/launch/, paste your code into the editor, give your app a title, and hit Launch.

Screenshot: Deplixo paste site with code pasted and Launch button

4

Share your live URL

Done. Your app is live on deplixo.com with a unique URL you can share with anyone. No sign-up, no hosting config, no waiting.

Screenshot: Live deployed app with its deplixo.com URL

Prompt tips for Gemini

Gemini can build impressive apps, but the right prompt makes the difference between code you can deploy instantly and code that needs extra work. Here's how to get deployment-ready output on the first try:

Ask for a single HTML file — say "give me a complete, self-contained HTML file" so everything is in one place.
Request inline CSS and JavaScript — external files won't work with the paste flow. Ask Gemini to put all styles in a <style> tag and all scripts in a <script> tag.
Use CDN libraries, not npm — if you need a library (like Chart.js, Three.js, or Tailwind), ask Gemini to include it via a CDN <script> or <link> tag.
Specify "no build step" — tell Gemini the file should work when opened directly in a browser with no compilation, no bundler, no server.
Be specific about features — the more detail you give, the better the output. Describe the layout, colors, interactions, and data.

Example prompt:

"Build me a complete, self-contained HTML file for a personal budget tracker. Include all CSS in a style tag and all JavaScript in a script tag. Use Chart.js from a CDN for a spending chart. No npm, no build step — the file should work when opened directly in a browser. Use a clean, modern design with a dark sidebar."

Updating your app

Want to make changes? Go back to Gemini, describe what you want to update, and copy the new code. Then paste it into Deplixo again.

Each paste creates a new URL, so your previous version stays live too. If you want to manage versions under one URL, sign in and use the dashboard to update an existing app in place.

Why not a connector?

Some AI tools (like Claude) support MCP connectors that let the AI deploy directly to Deplixo during a conversation. Gemini doesn't support MCP connectors yet.

But honestly? The paste flow is fast. Copy, paste, launch — under 30 seconds. It's not a workaround; it's a real workflow that thousands of people use every day.

When Google adds connector support to Gemini, Deplixo will be ready on day one. In the meantime, the paste flow gets the job done.